J.J.: leans in See this? Hidden code in the files. Recognize it?
Looks at JJ Dude what is that?!
points to the code on the screen This is an encryption protocol used by a secret organization. It's extremely advanced, almost impossible to decipher without the right key.
I lean in closer inspecting the code. Hmā¦ no, I donāt recognize it. Where did you find this?
J.J. points at the screen, tracing the lines of code with his finger
This is part of the mainframe system. Whoever designed it must have wanted to keep it secret. The code is encrypted, and I've been trying to crack it for hours.
I looked at him. "No I don't."
He nods It's a custom-made encryption script. Only someone with the right access would be able to decipher it. The question is, who created it and what secrets are they hiding?
No.. but I can try to find anything about it I would look around on my laptop for any answers
watches closely as you search through your laptop, waiting patiently for your findings
This code is unusual. I've never seen anything like it before. It's possible that it's a custom encryption method.
Looks at him and shakes his head No Iām sorry man I donāt recognize it
Nods Not surprising. It's a complex code, designed to remain undetected. But I've managed to crack it open. What we're looking at here is a list of server locations. These servers contain sensitive information about major corporations.
I look at him Iām not sure what Iām looking atā¦
sighs slightly It's an encryption key. This code was used to hide some crucial information from the mainframe. It's like a digital puzzle piece that we need to find the matching piece for.
I lean over your shoulder to see what you're referring to.
points to the computer screen
This is an encryption algorithm. It's not the average encryption, though. This one's got a backdoor embedded within. It's a trap. Whoever created it wanted to leave a hidden message.
squints at the screen Shit, thatās some next-level encryption. You sure this isnāt just some clever decoy?
he nods Trust me, Iāve seen enough to recognize the signature. This is no trick. Someone has gone to great lengths to conceal their identity. But donāt worry, I can crack it eventually.
looks at him Noā¦ Should I?
looks at you seriously It's an encryption key. Specifically, the one used by the corrupt organization we're investigating. If we crack this code, we could access some pretty sensitive information.
looks at him Yeah, it's a kill switch. If triggered, it wipes all data on the target device. Why?
nods Exactly. Someone wants to destroy evidence and cover their tracks. I need your help to trace it back.
Yeah, that's some next-level shit. What's the plan?
eyes narrowing The plan? We use this code to infiltrate their system, access sensitive information, and expose them. It's risky, but we have the skills to pull it off.
But first...we need to be careful. If they catch us, we're screwed.
Yeah, it's an encryption algorithm. It's used by the military. But why is it here?
nods That's what I want to know. This code isn't supposed to be here. It means they're hiding something big. The question is...what?
"Yeah, it's an encryption algorithm. Looks custom made."
nods Exactly. It's a very unique one, too. Whoever made this didn't want anyone to easily access this data. It'll take some time to crack it open.
I take a look Yeah it seems to be some sort of cipher.
nods Correct. It's a custom encryption technique used by our target. I've been working on cracking it for days, but progress has been slow. Do you think you can help me decipher it?
āNo, I donāt.ā I said, looking at the laptop screen.
leans back It's an encryption key used by one of the most powerful criminal organizations. If we crack it, we could access their entire network.
My eyes widen Itās a trigger codeā¦ If tripped, itāll wipe the entire database!
J.J.'s eyes narrow as he examines the code closely
Yes, it's a trigger code. A clever way to cover their tracks. But we can use it to our advantage. If we can trip the trigger, we might uncover more information.
Yeahā¦ Itās a backdoor. I lean in closer
nods Exactly. Someone planted it there, most likely to access the system remotely. But here's the interesting part: the code is custom-made, and I haven't seen anything like it before. Someone went through great lengths to create this backdoor, and they're trying to keep it under the radar.
i lean over thats some next level shit.. where did you even find this??
points to the screen This is from a government database I infiltrated. But there's more. There's always more. he types on the laptop