Pretty much nothing to say, here's an SCP, enjoy!
NOTICE FROM THE FOUNDATION RECORDS, ARCHIVES AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
This SCP file is preliminar state and by so, it is still under editing and has not been assigned a proper numeric designation yet. The anomaly described in this file is being researched. The infohazardous properties of the SCP item that might affect this document or the knowledge of itself are taken account for. Changes to this file may be done in the close future, as well.
—Maia E. Ross, Site-163 Liason, RAISA.
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SPECIAL CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES: As requested by Department Director Anhtony Bordelon, current head of the Site-163 Parathecnology and Innovation Department, SCP-XXXX research and sentencing around its results is to be managed by Site-163 Informatics and Electromecanics Division, under proper supervision by RAISA specialists.
Any personnel assigned to the SCP-XXXX research team must endure memetic inoculation and be granted allowance to access all archives and SCiPnet systems in greater risk of being affected by SCP-XXXX, which include:
- Mechanical, robotical or informatical SCP item files.
- Logistics-related files and platforms within SCiPnet.
- Communications platforms within SCiPnet.
- Mayor containment sites local webs.
The Foundation-made artificially intelligent conscripts ESTIBEN.aic and MONDRAGON.iac have been assigned to detect any and all alteration of SCiPnet data base that may be an effect from SCP-XXXX. Every case will be analyzed and corrected by personnel from the current research team, headed by Dir. Anthony Bordelon.
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DESCRIPTION: SCP-XXXX is a series of spontaneous corruption or alterations of files, portals and platforms content within SCiPnet1, compromising its functions and enacting cognito-hazardous effects on users.
As mentioned above, in special containment procedures, a greater risk of affection has been remarked in Foundation files or platforms among the following kinds:
- Logistics-related files and platforms within SCiPnet. More precisely, in data banks related to transport of containment materials, transfer of SCP items and mantenaince.
- Communications platforms within SCiPnet. Specifically, the platforms used for the same mentioned procedures.
- Mayor containment sites local webs. It has been noted that the more affected site local nets have been the ones from Site-19 and Site-163 from the year 2003 onwards.
- Mechanical and/or digital SCP items. Oftenly realting to the [CORRUPTED DATA EXPUGNED].
The corruption of data includes the substituction of text with randomly generated, and utterly nonsensical, texts and numbers. Images are replaced with depictions of engine-based machinery. Both corrupted texts and images are cognitohazards that have been seen to alter behavior and psycological abilities such as:
- Changes in problem-solving behavior and analysis capacity, the subjects report an algorithmic way of thinking.
- Distortion of self-perception, making affected subjects doubt when trying to describe themselves.
- Auditive hallucinations, that include random voices or conversations.
- Unexplainable knowledge about the arquitecture of the Site-163 and its containment sectors.
- Unexplainable hyperfixation in the antecedents of Site-163.
- [CORRUPTED DATA EXPUGNED]
In a still undertemined pattern, which might be not existent, the data corrupted by SCP-XXXX includes legible text with unconclusive meaning.
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FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: About the SCiPnet anomaly and containment requirementes under study.
You've already noticed the dificulty that there has been to even make a SCP file about this anomaly. I trust in your RAISA tricks for making this file last as long as its necesary. But the funny thing is that the more information we have about this, more difficult it is to contain it or even document it.
I haven't got the time to report a proper testing log, I'm sorry about that, the last one I did got corrupted along with the part of the SCP description; but the point is that the preliminar D-Class subjects are starting to think as if they all were one, that's the point of the cognitohazardous effects, they're thinking like they're all one whole computer.
Your division knows better than me that the root is not external, whatever this anomaly is, it's from within, and I'm starting to be pretty sure about where I could start looking. Now the funny thing is that I'l need 5/SCiPnet clearance for it.
I need to watch not only the files per se, but also their history of editing, metadata and ALL the logistic files of this site and if possible of the sites where the SCP from the corrupted SCP files are contained. I know it's a lot to ask, but iI know you know you can trust me.
Thank you, Maia, you're the best.
FROM: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
FROM: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
TO: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
TO: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: RE: About the SCiPnet anomaly and containment requirementes under study.
Easier said than done. But there it is, you have it. I'm doing you such a favor and please, be quick with whatever investigation, it seems that the anomaly its starting to alter clearance and security levels in the data bases. I have been having trouble trying to get ESTIBEN.iac to work, for now only MONDRAGON.iac is searching for anomalous activiy thanks to its memetic coding.
FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: 21117172712712712111727172722221717171717111117777
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FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: RE: RE: About the SCiPnet anomaly and containment requirementes under study.
I think the mail system is also starting to get infected by the anomaly. Please, I ask you to accelerate your research, Anthony. MONDRAGON.iac has made it clear that every day that the anomaly persists, it starts to infect more pages per hour, and I didn't even look at what your assistant emailed me about the D-Classes.
FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: None.
I'm on it. Don't worry.
FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: 2177777777771121772277272721111711271717177771272171721111
85089290742198432r217
keejowensanaoloook32look2390fffffindddddnknsnasijfn91i90103943
174141379dheidfiqnij2nr3r94984u98tu39jf9wmfkd
3847918374jjasbjhsbj1981984987382323
djhfoijfiew2982fiefw82h84ufniwnijwe83hfh9ewhf92ni2
FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: RE: RE: RE: About the SCiPnet anomaly and containment requirementes under study.
Maia, could you do me a favor? I've been talking to the D-Classes, they seem to point at a place in the Site-163 structure that doesn't appear in ANY local data base.
So, if it's not too much to ask, I need you to grant me access to the backups in RAISA headquarters, I will install a corrupted data collection bot, I'm curious about something and I know that nothing really gets lost in the Foundation, thank you and you're the best.
FROM: (You) Dr. Anthony Bordelon, Paratechnology Department.
FROM: anthonybordelon@scpfoundation
TO: Dr. Maia Ross, RAISA.
TO: rossmaiaraisa@scpfoundation
SUBJECT: RE: RE: RE: RE: About the SCiPnet anomaly and containment requirementes under study.
Done, do your search, you owe me one.