>>> FILE LOAD: ENTRY 05C – INTERNAL CONCORD SECURITY REPORT
>>> REGION: YULAI SECNET NODE // RELAY H-32 STATUS BRIEF
>>> AUTHOR: OFFICER KARIEL DENT // SECURITY TECHNICALS DIVISION, TIER III
>>> DATESTAMP: YC125.316.08:19 GST
>>> CLASSIFICATION: LOW THREAT PRIORITY
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SUBJECT: UNUSUAL DATA BURST – GATE FRINGE RELAY INTERFERENCE
Summary:
At 06:44 GST, Relay H-32 recorded a high-intensity but brief telemetry surge originating from outside the New Eden system perimeter.
Signal profile flagged a decay pattern previously tagged in classified Scope intel, ref. ORIGINFALL-04.
Burst duration: 2.2 seconds
Frequency signature: matched known gate-pulse static noise, but embedded with anomalous checksum strings.
Checksum readout:
0x4F524947494E46414C4C5F5453303537
Translation of raw string (auto-corrected): "ORIGINFALL_TS057"
Device log tagged the packet as corrupted and moved it to a quarantine buffer.
No follow-up incident occurred.
Action Taken:
- Flagged and submitted routine tech anomaly ticket (Ref: #84732-H32)
- Tagged for archival review pending gate activity correlation
- Forwarded to Technical Maintenance for sandboxing (Response pending)
Recommendation:
No current security response required. Interference appears internal to Scope asset cluster or residual bleed from past classified burst.
H-32 relay functioning normally.
Officer's Note:
It’s probably nothing—but I swear that tag looked familiar.
Something from a training module? Maybe I’ve just been on too many night cycles.
— Officer Dent
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FOLLOW-UP:
- Ticket closed automatically after 48 hours due to lack of escalation
- No analysis ever performed
- Buffer holding file wiped during standard memory purge 3 days later
>>> TAGGED (RECONSTRUCTED): ORIGINFALL-SIGNAL // RELEVANT TO ENTRIES 01A, 02A, 07A
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