icebox-protocol
█ PROTOCOL ID: ICEBOX-ALPHA
█ ACCESS LEVEL: WHITE or above
█ BRIEFING NODE: RAVEN-6
█ UPLINK LOCK: ACTIVE
█ LOGGED BY: TRAINING MODULE // NODE-12
Overview:
ICEBOX protocol is triggered during classified CIRAS deployments to high-risk, anomalous, or uncharted zones. The protocol ensures mission secrecy, data obfuscation, and uplink sanitization.
- • All external communications disabled during flight or approach.
- • Silent vectors replace standard telemetry.
- • Only masked coordinates are logged to uplink systems (e.g. Vector 11A instead of actual 09X).
- • No ground loitering. Drop and departure must occur within the uplink-specified window.
- • Data mismatch between relay and real-time positioning is intentional.
“Standard ICEBOX protocol implies zero outside comms.
We don’t log where we actually fly — just where HQ expects us to fly.”
– RAVEN-6 Internal Training Memo
Agent Reminder:
Do not reference “silent vectors” in unsecured logs. Report only the vector listed in uplink logs (e.g. Vector 11A).
Incident Flag:
Agents found querying telemetry discrepancies without Level White clearance may trigger an audit by Node Control.
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NOTICE: ICEBOX protocol training is not intended for agents below ACCESS LEVEL: WHITE. If you are viewing this file under GREEN clearance, please report the anomaly to Node Control immediately.
[Reference Note: Log entry CIRAS-ICEBOX-ALPHA was not scheduled for distribution under current clearance levels. Access audit pending.]