Suggestion 2014/06/12(Thu)14:36 No. 578367 ID: f7e1ca
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Reporting 2014/06/12(Thu)14:39 No. 578369 ID: f7e1ca
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Behind door num-
oh

Door number 2 won't open.
Doesn't feel locked though, more like someones jammed it or something.

>>578366
Check out that computer! If it works maybe you can try that admin code for something.

Reporting 2014/06/12(Thu)14:40 No. 578371 ID: f7e1ca
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The unlabled door opens to...

somewhere dark.

Reporting 2014/06/12(Thu)14:42 No. 578372 ID: f7e1ca
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And finally behind door number 3:

Another sweet poster, and a bed.
No desk though.

Go back to door 1 and search the desk then see if the computer turns on. We don't have time to mess around in the computer but just knowing if it works is useful information.

Reporting 2014/06/13(Fri)17:18 No. 578525 ID: f7e1ca
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Ok, back to the first door I opened, marked as room 3.
Lets see...

[BEEP]

Oh it works.
I remember these, I think.
thanatOS was a linux operating system distributed by some mad libertarian.
Picked up popularity because it was very customisable and somehow managed to be unhackable for like nearly a decade before someone broke it with...

...something.

Oh, here we go.

Reporting 2014/06/13(Fri)17:19 No. 578526 ID: f7e1ca
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It's asking for a username and password.

>>578526
Try just putting skRull0rAIDR in the password spot and see if the admin pass overrides it.

Reporting 2014/06/13(Fri)17:58 No. 578532 ID: f7e1ca
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Hmmmm.
Doesn't like it.

Quite a nice theme, that. Minimalist.

Oh yeah, that's right, we have the admin password. Try "admin" for the username.

Reporting 2014/06/14(Sat)17:23 No. 578632 ID: f7e1ca
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Oh.
There we go.

Reporting 2014/06/14(Sat)17:30 No. 578634 ID: f7e1ca
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Seems like a custom GNU.
Oh look, a call.

...

Oh right, no speakers.

Everything on the left there looks like status updates for social networking, last updated at "22:34, Thursday 17th, February 2022".

>>578634
What's today's date? You probably shouldn't ask why we don't know today's date.

Click the red cross icon. Maybe you can find out where the medical supplies are kept.

>>578634
Try clicking the internet icon too, see if there's any connection in here.

Suggestion 2014/06/14(Sat)18:33 No. 578648 ID: f7e1ca
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The cross opens up to a medical diagnosis program.

According to the clock in the top left thats so small the camera probably doesn't pick it up, the current date is "22/9/2037"

Suggestion 2014/06/14(Sat)18:35 No. 578650 ID: f7e1ca
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The internet program displays a somewhat strangely familiar message.

Oh look, our caller has sent us a message:

[01:22] hello???

>>578650
Tell them there's no audio and you're looking for pills to treat a headache and bleeding from the mouth.

>>578650
Yeah, try to see if they know where the medicines are at.

Also, look behind you every once in a while to make sure nothing's trying to creep up behind you. I've seen enough scary films to know focusing on a computer screen is the best way to turn around to a jump-scare.

Reporting 2014/06/16(Mon)12:15 No. 578840 ID: f7e1ca
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[01:22] Hello? Do you know where I can get medicine?
[01:23] I know, we just talked in the big room a minute ago.
Listen, how the hell did you get the admin account? Can I use it after you?

>>578840
This guy seems like he's helpful, the least you can do is tell him how you found it in the trash. Don't give him the pass until you know what he's trying to do with it, though.

>>578840
Tell him you found a discarded note, but no. Not until you know you can trust him- has he been leaving you messages before you met in the big room? Who is he anyway? (I think he's an AI) Ask which room the pills were in- the dark one that's boarded up?

Use the symptom analyzer to give yourself a diagnosis and get the chemical name of the pills so you don't take the wrong kind.

Reporting 2014/06/17(Tue)12:24 No. 578990 ID: f7e1ca
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[sorry about the lack of grammar, was tired last night]

[01:23] I found the password on a note in a trashcan back where I came from.
Have you been leaving me notes at all?
[01:23] What? no, I've been trapped in here?
Remember that guy who waved at you from the black viewing window in the chamber? Thats me.
[01:23] Why do you want the password?
[01:24] So I can unlock the door?
According to some schmatics I found in the files, the entrance to this room should be right below me, but I cant swivel any cameras to look at it. Point is I need the door controls to open the door, and I need admin priveleges to access the door control.


Looks like whatever I've got doesn't have an official name.
Still, atleast we know what to look for.

[01:24] Do you know exactly where to find the pills?
[01:24] I dunno, in the med ward somewhere.

>>578990
Maybe it's best if you don't give the pass yet. What if on the other side of that door he's trying to open there's a gore thing?

As for the medicines, I'm guessing they're either in the dark room or the jammed one. It might end up being risky but could you ask our caller friend to wait and go check those two rooms out? Keep your crowbar ready just in case, of course.

But he said he saw them. Wouldn't that mean he knows where they are? Also I don't remember anyone waving at you. Do you? I don't trust this guy is what he says he is. Tell him you'll give him the admin access after you get your pills and go take a look at him to confirm he's human.

Reporting 2014/06/18(Wed)12:27 No. 579115 ID: f7e1ca
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Well I thought I saw someone in that blacked out observation window back in the round room, pretty hard to spot though.

[01:24] Look, I don't mean to be disrespectful or anything but do you mind if I check some of the rooms first?
[01:24] I dont blame you if you don't trust me, I mean who would in a situation like this?
[01:24] But hear me out, if you give me the admin account I can access the rest of the system- maps, security, conversation logs, I bet theres a door that needs opening on your end.

Hmm. Try something in crypto of some sort. After all, 'they' can read our words, whoever they are.

Yes, if you're going to send him any important information like passwords you better send it encrypted. Ask him what encryption methods he's familiar with. If he knows how to do Playfair and has some writing utensils or whatever to do the work on, agree on a key. We'll then encrypt a message for you that you can send.

Reporting 2014/06/20(Fri)12:23 No. 579658 ID: f7e1ca
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[01:24] Listen, I've had an idea.
[01:24] Are you familiar with any ciphers?
[01:26] What, you mean like ROT13?
[01:26] Yeah.

This guy doesn't seem wholly educated on the subject.
I get the feeling that we probably shouldnt use playfair.

[cough]

>>579658
Okay just use rot13 then.

fxEhyy0eNVQE

Then let's get to those pills. The only unsearched room is the boarded up one, right? Have your way with the boards so you can get in there and start looking around.

Reporting 2014/06/21(Sat)12:52 No. 579800 ID: f7e1ca
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[01:26] Ok, I'm gonna send the admin password in ROT13. fxEhyy0eNVQE
[01:26] ???
[01:26] If you say so, I'm pretty sure this channel is secure though.
[01:26] As soon as you've logged out, I'll log in with it.


Right, that seems sorted.
Shall we have a browse through these files before I lose access to the account or shall we just hurry on and find those pills, now we know what theyre called?

>>579800
How about you ask him how to get into the account he's currently using, so you can go find the pills first still be able to access the files when you return.

Reporting 2014/06/22(Sun)16:57 No. 580102 ID: f7e1ca
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[01:26] Can I use your account, once youve logged off?
[01:26] Thing about that is that I don't actually know the password to the account, this console was already logged on when I found it.
[01:26] Didn't you say that you woke up in the darkness?
[01:26] Yeah, the screens were turned off.


Suspicious.
Anyway, should we have a look?

>>580102
Yeah, let's head to wherever's most likely to have those pills. The Infirmary? Try using us to peek around the door. The computer recommended 'Immediate' dosage, so we should hurry.

>>580102
Yeah, go ahead and look for the pills, but don't log off yet. If there's no second account then the other guy will have to wait until you're done so you can still access the files.

Reporting 2014/06/24(Tue)14:43 No. 580774 ID: f7e1ca
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Ok, the infirmary doors look like they're boarded up on both sides, and the inside is darker than a well.

Also these doors are heavy, like metal plating heavy.
I could easily knock down the barricade on this side with the crowbar, but beating down the barricade on the other side without opening the door would require some lateral thinking.

Besides, why would a drug be stored in an infirmary?
Doesn't it make more sense for it to be stored... in storage?

...oh. I assumed we wouldn't be able to get in there because of the keypad.

Go back and look at the files on the computer, maybe we can find the keypad code there.

Reporting 2014/06/25(Wed)15:22 No. 581084 ID: f7e1ca
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Ok, back to the computer.
Y'know this really is one of the most inefficient operating systems I think I've ever seen, so much leftover useless room.

Anyway, the files icon opens up to some folders marked:
Medical, logs, memos, misc, "!" ,Private, admin and a blank folder.
Theres also an encrypted box marked guides and a searchbar at the top.

>>581084
Medical, memos.

Reporting 2014/06/27(Fri)17:35 No. 581567 ID: 7a71e4
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Inside the medical folder, there are a couple of subfolders, one marked "stocks" and one marked "misc"

[1/2]

Reporting 2014/06/27(Fri)17:37 No. 581569 ID: 7a71e4
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While in the memos folder, there is a single folder marked "old memos" as well as a variety of identical .txt files strewn about the place.

[2/2]

Open up one of those identical .txts, then read through the old memos.

Try using the searchbar, input "storage", or maybe "keypad".

Suggestion 2014/06/28(Sat)19:27 No. 581811 ID: 7a71e4
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The unlabled memo reads
REPLACE AMPHETAMINE POSTER, damp is becoming obvious

[1/3]

Reporting 2014/06/28(Sat)19:29 No. 581812 ID: 7a71e4
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While the search term "storage" churns up an array of identical matches, all in the same context and all stored in the " logs " folder.

[2/3]

Reporting 2014/06/28(Sat)19:35 No. 581813 ID: 7a71e4
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Finally the search term "keypad" is referenced only once, as part of a larger .txt file under a different account, which reads

"... keypad on that bloody storage room down in the medbay. I mean it's not like we're gonna be ... "

>>581813
Hmm. Can you open that file?

Reporting 2014/07/01(Tue)16:34 No. 582349 ID: 7a71e4
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Looks like this is from an email sent by this account, in reply to another one.
From: DIR@gochuqcrypt.gov.uk To: l.willard@gochuqcrypt.gov.uk As project director, I would like to reassure you that every item we utilize has been thoroughly screened to avoid any failure of function and risk to user health and safety. However, as a citizen who has an opinion, I would also like to remind you that although more recently made equipment is available, the equipment we currently own is more than suitable for whatever task it has been set, especially if said equipment has been both properly maintained and has also been doing its job since before you were born. >>>on 8 September, 2022, 23:55, LIZ >>><l.willard@cryptgochuq.co.uk> wrote: >>>I'm not being funny or anything but can we seriously address some particularly nasty security issues on site??? >>> Its like the more I look, the more I see outdated and ancient crap everywhere. >>> Like the weird mechanical claxon and the keypad on that bloody storage room down in the medbay. I mean it's >>>not like we're gonna be raided any time soon but the very fact that we actually have something that looks like >>>it was made in the 1990s on site still being used astounds me to no end. >>> We're government funded crypto-killers, people! Why do we still have crap like this???

Crypto-killers, huh? Could mean a lot of things, seems likely right now that it has to do with cryptozooids, considering the weird gore/goat things.

Anyway, that looks like a dead end. There might be keylogging records of the keypad somewhere in "logs".

Reporting 2014/07/03(Thu)16:19 No. 582689 ID: 7a71e4
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Interesting bit of trivia, but completely useless.
If we had more time we could ask our friend in the observation room what this place might have been.

Anyway, the logs folder opens up this... spreadsheet format?
Looks like a log of operations carried out in the medical area.
The latest (all seem to be dated from the same day on "18/2/22") exclusively either "unknown sickness", "blunt trauma" or, more ominously, "emergency autopsy".

[will be taking a break for a week due to real life reasons. will resume and process all commands posted once I have returned.]