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A Kharza transmission was intercepted but arrived completely backwards. Decode it.
The Kharza are a dangerous, organized cybercrime syndicate. Unlike the Golden Talon, they're disciplined and secretive. Defeating them requires deeper investigation.
A Kharza transmission was intercepted but arrived completely backwards. Decode it.
A seized Kharza server contained a file of nothing but numbers. Intelligence believes it's a message in disguise.
A recovered data dump looks like random noise. Analysts think only certain characters matter.
A courier was caught with a number sequence. The values appear to have been shifted before sending.
A high-priority Kharza order was recovered, but it's been padded with junk data. Strip the noise and read what's underneath.
A junior Kharza operative encrypted a message using a method so outdated it's almost insulting. Crack it.
An intercepted message has been encoded twice over. Work through it one layer at a time.
A Kharza message was encrypted using a key hidden somewhere public. Find the key, break the cipher.
A compromised Kharza inbox contains messages that have been wrapped in two layers of encoding. Unpack them in order.
A Kharza terminal was left running during a raid. The password is gone but its hash remains.
The Kharza's public-facing site briefly stores something when it loads. It won't be there long.
The Kharza's site was built fast and sloppy. Something got listed that was never meant to be found.
The site looks clean. Something in the styling code says otherwise.
A photo posted to a Kharza-linked forum looks unremarkable. Look past the image itself.
The Kharza's content server cycles through page IDs automatically. One of them wasn't meant to be public.
A compressed archive was recovered from a seized drive. Something is buried inside it.
A recovered file won't open. The data looks intact but something about the file itself is wrong.
Server logs were exported before a Kharza drive was wiped. Buried in the encoded output is a reference to somewhere else.
An image passed between three Kharza cells before it was intercepted. Give it a closer look.
A file was deliberately broken before it was couriered. Fix it and see what they were hiding.