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Aug. 17th, 2012 05:40 amSandy is a GI (advanced AI, housed in a synthetic human-modeled body) from the 26th century. She was built in her universe's techno-society, arguably with the aid of an alien species, and... long story short, she's incredibly equipped to hack your shit.
THINGS WORTH NOTING:
> Sandy is (*gasp*) a moral protagonist. She's not going to go creeping through people's personal lives just for her amusement, and she's not going to sell your secrets to the highest bidder. That said, if she does believe it's relevant to her safety, or the safety of others, she's got a canon tendency to being willing to push past the boundaries of respect, and strip what data she can from a link.
> Sandy does not, under normal circumstances, require a phone to network. In the 2500s, humans are equipped with uplinks--network connections implanted in the brain--and as someone with a synthetic mind, hers functions at the speed of thought; no interface delay. As a result, she can tap into the phone system, as well as any other wireless frequencies in the area, without actual use of a device. Encrypted feeds will, as usual need to be broken if she wants to acquire any useful data... but she's pretty good at that.
>Additionally? Good at hacking anything else with wireless transmission capabilities. Or, given Abax... anyone else.
PLEASE FILL OUT:
As above: Sandy is a protagonist, with a strong respect for moral boundaries and sentience in particular. She is not likely to use her abilities to intentionally screw with anyone not posing a direct threat to her or those under her protection. These questions are put out as much on a "what might you be interested in plotting" basis as any other.
Right! Please comment, and feel free to ask questions.
THINGS WORTH NOTING:
> Sandy is (*gasp*) a moral protagonist. She's not going to go creeping through people's personal lives just for her amusement, and she's not going to sell your secrets to the highest bidder. That said, if she does believe it's relevant to her safety, or the safety of others, she's got a canon tendency to being willing to push past the boundaries of respect, and strip what data she can from a link.
> Sandy does not, under normal circumstances, require a phone to network. In the 2500s, humans are equipped with uplinks--network connections implanted in the brain--and as someone with a synthetic mind, hers functions at the speed of thought; no interface delay. As a result, she can tap into the phone system, as well as any other wireless frequencies in the area, without actual use of a device. Encrypted feeds will, as usual need to be broken if she wants to acquire any useful data... but she's pretty good at that.
>Additionally? Good at hacking anything else with wireless transmission capabilities. Or, given Abax... anyone else.
PLEASE FILL OUT:
As above: Sandy is a protagonist, with a strong respect for moral boundaries and sentience in particular. She is not likely to use her abilities to intentionally screw with anyone not posing a direct threat to her or those under her protection. These questions are put out as much on a "what might you be interested in plotting" basis as any other.
Right! Please comment, and feel free to ask questions.
