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Thats the thing. These sattelites should catch anything that shows up in the said area. Its almost impossible to falsify. It relies on seceral way to detect an enemy. heat detection, sound detection, even material detection. If any material is proven foreign to rhe sattelite, a warning woul be sent to all bases in the area. The warning or alarms didnt go off when the attack happened, and none of my sattelites have been touched, they are still operational.

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It isn't.

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Hard to say. The info only remarks on how he is from "Outside".

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I was just curious, mainly of if he's similar to Nemid in any way.
*Walks into the structure*
Because it could help in learning about him, in an indirect way.

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How do you prevent communication masquerading as originating from one of your satellites?

<Snipped quote by Host>

Come again?

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Makes sense enough to me. It's probably worth a shot, at the very least.

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Wood, then.

<Snipped quote by Mammalia>

Thats the thing. These sattelites should catch anything that shows up in the said area. Its almost impossible to falsify. It relies on seceral way to detect an enemy. heat detection, sound detection, even material detection. If any material is proven foreign to rhe sattelite, a warning woul be sent to all bases in the area. The warning or alarms didnt go off when the attack happened, and none of my sattelites have been touched, they are still operational.

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Do you mean to say that you detected multiple fleets but experienced only one or two ships?

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What authentication and data integrity protocols do you follow?

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Yes. An entire fleet in an attack position was detected from the sattelites. However, the base findings AND eye witness accounts only point to one or two ships.

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Completely different ones than any other known system. I developed them myself.

@Valiance

While I can assure you that I am paying you my full attention, please excuse me—

@souleaterfan320

*Opens a portal to you* while I open up a moving portal in order to verbally attack Shinji with logical proposals disguised as clever jokes. Those come so naturally with him that I will require no extra mental power to do this. *Pokes my head through the portal* Shinji! It seems that you are dealing with several small armies and some large ones. I suggest that you forbear the use of armies altogether and leave it to me. *Pops back out* "Clever" and "jokes" are not guaranteed.

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Please elaborate.

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The feed from the satelites is sent already encrypted to a team of people who decrypt the files to prevent tampering, then they send the unaltered feed to wherever it needs to go. The encryption bit is a bit more trickier to explain.

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*rolls eyes* I have my reasons.

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*Raises an eyebrow*
The decryption isn't automated? You have a physical team of individuals tasked with decrypting data? And they use a computer to manually do so?

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I have better ones. Armies are easy. Set me at them and I can easily incapacitate, debilitate, pacificate, and decapitate any armies you are dealing with. All at once. Over a fairly medium period of time.