RAFI(12-17-24):
Baseband/Broadband Storm (III)
Previous or part I of the report here
Previous or part II of the report here
This includes both Part III (17th December) and Part IV (22th December)
Power On
→ Previously (12th December) power plant shut-down on the border of TCC had been powered back on this (17th December) morning.
→ Left-over damages have created higher burden on the 2025. budgeting than earlier expected. Namely, it’s been discovered that vital private facilities in Nasphilitae have went years without properly checking their perimeters for intrusive devices. However, this isn’t exclusively the case just for Nasphilitae.
→ Gabriel Ishaton, the lead prosecutor for telecommunications, reports that the power plant was shut down from a physical microcontroller which acted as a Wi-Fi hotspot. This led to the detainment of several employees, which were later released.
→ The supposed attacker under the alias of “Zendee” had been detained in Dreadnaught Locality.
RAFI(12-22-24):
Baseband/Broadband Storm (IV)
Testimony
→ The previous detainee was released upon investigations findings that Gerald Uriel, a restaurant owner from Starlight, which posed as “Zendee” was not capable of performing this attack.
→ Gabriel Ishaton reports of Gerald Uriels testimony suggests that the same operation ongoing now is related to the mass shut-downs of police headquarters digital documentation in April this year. Furthermore, Gerald Uriel was found to be a former contractor of AID Unit Eight, or the Military Intelligence, revealing information about how the RAF obtained encrypted crop duster transmitters its used in the Gulf of Good Omen Operations.
→ The NUSP Task Force and its commentator Raymond Newman, confirm this to be the case. They’ve also stated that, regardless of this months attacks on radio and telecommunications, renovation of the entire telecommunications infrastructure will require re-assessment after their operation is completed. The estimated time was given to be March 2025.