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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
[[The Whereabouts of SCP-XXXX are currently unknown]]
Special Containment Procedures:
—SCP-XXXX has no special containment procedures. SCP-XXXX must remain powered at all times, connection to the main electricity appears to be sufficient. Any contact with SCP-XXXX is only to be allowed after receiving permission from [[Dr. █████]] and must be closely observed.—
SCP-XXXX is to be fully isolated from the facility and staff. The containment cell of SCP-XXXX should be constructed of cement thick enough to block any incoming outgoing WiFi or sound capable of being produced by SCP-XXXX or any of its derivatives. There are to be no cameras or observation windows into SCP-XXXX’s cell.
The power delivered to the cell must be done using a generator that is also self-contained in an adjacent room and should be refilled when necessary by D-Class personnel who must remain silent for the duration of this process. D-Class personnel should be frequently cycled through this duty.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is a digital glitch able to control both computers and humans. Once SCP-XXXX infects a Subject the Subject body loses all previous functionality, even after the withdrawal of SCP-XXXX. There are currently no known methods to revive the Subject except through the reintroduction of SCP-XXXX.
While SCP-XXXX has infected a Subject the energy efficiency of the Subject Body will be greatly increased. In computers this results in a large increase in battery life and in human hosts it decreases the need for food and water.
SCP-XXXX is able to transfer itself to hosts through two known methods:
Method 1: Physical Contact. While SCP is in hosted in SCP-XXXX-1, SCP-XXXX can be transferred through the opening of the CD-ROM Drive. This method can be achieved without any previous communication and SCP-XXXX seems to have no control over this method of transfer.
Method 2: Communication. After communicating with SCP-XXXX for long periods of time SCP-XXXX is able to transfer to any nearby Subjects without physical contact. It is hypothesised that SCP-XXXX needs to create a full mental profile of a Subject before it is able to transfer, however, further testing is required to confirm this.
SCP-XXXX is currently held captive in form SCP-XXXX-1 a █████ brand laptop. SCP-XXXX-1 is able to initiate conversations with Subjects through its display screen however these are not visible on video recordings. Subjects are able to communicate with SCP-XXXX-1 through the use of the keyboard. The method by which SCP-XXXX was able to become SCP-XXXX-1 remains unknown.
SCP-XXXX-3 to SCP-XXXX-█: Various D-Class personnel who became infected after testing. A wide range of ages, genders and personalities were tested and there seems to be no discrimination on behalf of SCP-XXXX.
Addendum:
Test A - ██/██/████ - ██/██/████
Subject: SCP-XXXX-2 - The original, █ year old owner of the laptop mentioned in SCP-XXXX-1.
Procedure:
Withholding food and water from Subject SCP-XXXX-2 in order to force transferrance to SCP-XXXX-1, in order for safer containment.Results:
SCP-XXXX-2 initially complained and shouted in a manner befitting the SCP-XXXX-2's apparent age.
After ██ days without food or water SCP-XXXX transferred to SCP-XXXX-1 through the opening of the CD-ROM drive.
Once SCP-XXXX had transferred, the Subject's body was unresponsive and there was no vital signs. Autopsy revealed that the internal organs had decomposed in a pattern consistent with the time since infection by SCP-XXXX. There was little evidence this had been exacerbated by lack of food or water.Analysis:
The time before SCP-XXXX transferred was significantly longer than the predicted █ days which was the estimated time a child of █ years of age could go without water. SCP-XXXX therefore appears to be able to increase the efficiency of a Subject's body to extraordinary levels. The method for this remains unknown the decomposition of the body's organs suggest that the body should have been incapable of survival. Further tests are required.
Test B - Date Live Vivisection
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Test C - Date Conversations
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