> "Good. Then it is decided. You will see something this evening. How much time before your meeting?"
"It's at 2230 hours," she replied. (OOC: I think) (resp? - assuming he dismisses her) "I'll do my best, sirrr. Thank you," she said, then left. She gave M'Rrenn a look as she headed out that said <why do we do these things for the humans?> and headed back to her office. First she prepared a secure message to Rear Admiral Jora via Captain Alexander. In it, she said how Jora's words had really made her think about the situation and that she had reconsidered her complete refusal of interest in the CinC's position. She was interested in investigating just how much support she could get for a run at the top seat, and asked Jora to spread the word around a little to see who might be interested in backing her. She signed off on the message and sent it off. Her next step was to change all her passwords and codes. That would slow down anyone snooping on Kettering's behalf. She also backed up critical files onto data chips and locked them in her vault. Installing some passive monitoring programming was the next phase. The program would not try to attack or infiltrate an invader, but instead would monitor and record all information from the invader's source, including what files they were trying to gain access to. Lastly, she created some bogus documents with interesting names and set them under a medium-high security clearance - just enough to tantalize. Anyone who got them and tried to use them would immediately give away who they were and would be easily traceable. They appeared just real enough to make someone believe they were her actual files, but contained information she could prove was false - a nice red herring for someone's fishing expedition. Feeling she'd prepared herself as best she could in such a short time, she headed down to Maryland for the night meeting. (all yours.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Why does Sea World have a seafood restaurant?? I'm halfway through my fish burger and I realize, Oh my God.... I could be eating a slow learner! --Lynda Montgomery
