<blockquote><div><cite>elitadraconia wrote:</cite><blockquote><div><cite>Akiada wrote:</cite>((Whomever would like to take the role of ...whatever characters and/or AI would be responsible for stopping the intrusion attempt can attempt to stop the hacking attempt Cecil and Dan are making. Otherwise I think it can be assumed a success if there's no one who's gonna try and stop it, heh. ))</div></blockquote><br/><br/>((Most of the confidential research files wouldn't be connected to a server that has a direct internet port...that would be practically all of Natasha's reasearch for one thing.  The most information you'll be able to hack through this method would be most of the minor projects, details on the operating system Natasha has running on the system computers (it's about a thousand times superior to windows in efficiency and has never been seen in use outside the lab with the exception of a few select people that were allowed to trial it).  The other information you'll be able to obtain are details on the staff member's and layout of the building.  You'll have to infiltrate the building itself to get to the true objective.))</div></blockquote><br/><br/>((Oh, woops. Alright, I'll roll with that then...))<br/><br/>Dane nodded to Cecil, "Yeah, good enough," he said. "Now the backdoor is this way.." he continued. Dane guided Cecil through the steps to find the backdoor and get into the security system. He continued to help, but all the pair's attempts turned up was minor projects, details on the system's advanced OS and the building's layout.<br/><br/>"Huh," he said. "Seems like the research must not be connected to the network. Smart design," he continued. "If you really want those schematics, you'd have to sneak into the place and physically access the machine it's on. Aaaand none of this seems to tell<span style="font-style: italic">where</span>exactly is. I'd say the highest security sectors would be the best bet though..."