Log Entry #037: Rogue Signal Mimicry

DATE: 65IK.04.28 | SOURCE: Signal Intelligence Division (SIGINT-DIV)

The rogue signals first detected in Log #014 are exhibiting a disturbing new level of sophistication. Operators engaged in Rogue Signal Triangulation are now reporting that these repeater networks can dynamically alter their energy signatures to mimic friendly Grid beacons, automated Data Packet Dash routing pings, and even, alarmingly, Operator identification tags.

This mimicry is designed to confuse triangulation efforts, leading Operators to flag legitimate Grid assets as hostile or to ignore actual rogue repeaters disguised as benign system noise. The Chrono-Feedback loop (Log #025) appears to provide these signals with the excess energy needed for such complex waveform manipulation.

Standard triangulation algorithms are failing. We require Operators with exceptional logical deduction and pattern recognition to differentiate true threats from these sophisticated decoys. The integrity of our signal intelligence relies on overcoming this new layer of digital camouflage. Is this Architect_Prime learning, or another entity entirely?

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