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The [[Dnet]] is protected through heavy encryption and trustless systems, and is a gathering place for outlaws and dissidents outside the control of the [[Butterfly Corporation]]. | The [[Dnet]] is protected through heavy encryption and trustless systems, and is a gathering place for outlaws and dissidents outside the control of the [[Butterfly Corporation]]. | ||
In the years since it's inception Dark City has become a free area for software foragers, [[Religion|religious cults]], sentient computers, drug cartels, hackers, and organised | In the years since it's inception Dark City has become a free area for software foragers, [[Religion|religious cults]], sentient computers, drug cartels, hackers, and organised outlaw enterprises. | ||
The Dnet can currently only be accessed through a personalised | The Dnet can currently only be accessed through a personalised scan to decrypt the [[Gateway|access gateway]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:42, 13 September 2023
Dark City is a parallel cybernetic network living inside the Paradise Computer infrastructure. It was created in the year 53 (APC) by a rebel group of hackers and sentient computers called the Moon Runners following the 7th registered glitch in the system.
The Dnet is protected through heavy encryption and trustless systems, and is a gathering place for outlaws and dissidents outside the control of the Butterfly Corporation.
In the years since it's inception Dark City has become a free area for software foragers, religious cults, sentient computers, drug cartels, hackers, and organised outlaw enterprises.
The Dnet can currently only be accessed through a personalised scan to decrypt the access gateway.
References (DELETE PRE LAUNCH)