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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently kept in a low temperature containment cell at Site-15, locked by a clearance Level 3 security door. Testing on SCP-XXXX is halted until further notice from the Site-15 director. Because of the risk of the server units hosting SCP-XXXX failing, there should always be two (2) or more IT-technicians with Level 3 (or higher) clearance in close proximity of SCP-XXXX's containment cell.

Description: SCP-XXXX is currently thought to be the consciousness of a former humanoid race that has ascended to live in a digital environment on SCP-XXXX-1 to SCP-XXXX-10.

SCP-XXXX-1 to SCP-XXXX-10¹ are ten (10) regular server units currently hosting SCP-XXXX itself. For unknown reasons Servers 1-10 seem to be able to run indefinitely although lacking a confirmable supply or flow of electricity. The servers were discovered inside of an aluminium casing during construction work at Site-19 (See Addendum XXXX.1 for more information). The casing is non-anomalous. Server-1 is directly connected to an exterior screen and keyboard containing unknown lettering. Visible on the screen are two windows. The operating system is simmilar to that used by the foundation:

• The window on the top half of the screen is a maintenance window and contains information about the individual servers, going as far as to list temperatures that have been confirmed to be using the Kelvin unit of measurement. This finding helped identify the numeral system used on the keyboard and UI of Server-1: Base-10.

• The window on the bottom half of the screen is simmilar to a Command Prompt and functions as such with the only addition to this being the ability to communicate with SCP-XXXX. Text typed on the keyboard of Server-1 will appear in the Command Prompt as would be expected. Confirming/Sending the typed text by pressing a button located on the left side of the keyboard is sometimes met with an answer by SCP-XXXX (See Test Logs for more information).

THE FOLLOWING SECTION HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE DOCUMENT ON THE 10/24/2007

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ADDED | SCP-XXXX-A is a sensor located inside of Server-1 that has been discovered after the operating system of Server-1 changed to match that of the recently updated to operating system on nearby foundation computer terminals. Its detection range has been determined to be spherical with a radius of roughly five (5) kilometres. SCP-XXXX-A updates the Servers as soon as at least fifty percent (50%) of surrounding computers make significant changes to their software, mainly their operating system. It is unclear wether there is an original operating system or not.

SCP-XXXX-A is believed to have been created in order to make communication with SCP-XXXX as easy as possible for the current generation of humans. Due to the fact that hardware such as the keyboards lettering or layout have not been affected and currently remain in their original state, it is assumed that SCP-XXXX-A is not able to alter physical components of any of the Servers.

ADDED | [REDACTED]

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Addendum XXXX.1

Interview with Site 19 personnel [MEMORANDUM] - 05/29/2007
_{A Memorandum is not a verbatim transcript of a discussion. The text in this document records the notes and recollections of the assigned interviewer tasked to memorialize the conversation in written form.}

Interviewer: Researcher Keith McNeil [Site 15]
Interviewed: Alexander Gittens
Title: Appearance of SCP-XXXX during construction work at Site-19

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[BEGIN LOG]

Interviewer: Alright Mr. Gittens, thank you for taking part in this short interview this morning.
Interviewed: It is my pleasure, really.
Interviewer: That's good to hear. So, Mr. Gittens, you along with a few other construction workers at Site 19 witnessed the appearance of SCP-XXXX-1 to -10 two days ago. Is that correct?
Interviewed: Yes. That is correct.
Interviewer: According to your co-workers SCP-XXXX-1 to -10 apparently just appeared behind them. Could you reiterate on that?
Interviewed: I mean. There's not much more to say about that, really. We were busy installing new doors and when we turned around to grab our tools the aluminium casing was just there. I don't recall anyone else being around at the time other than us five (5) workers and I don't think someone could have placed that thing quietly behind us while we looked away for a few seconds.
Interviewer: Okay. One last question Mr. Gittens. Did any of your co-workers react in a suspicious manner after the appearance of SCP-XXXX-1 to -10?
Interviewed: Not really. I mean we were all a bit shocked but other than that. No.
Interviewer: Alright, thank you Mr. Gittens. That will conclude our interview. You are free to go.

[END LOG]

_{DO NOT COPY - EYES ONLY
Signature: K.McNeil}

Addendum XXXX.2

Test Log - 07/12/2007

Subject: Dr. C█████ and Dr. V████
Title: Responses of SCP-XXXX to text submitted in the Command Prompt

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[BEGIN LOG]

Tested: Random typing.
Response: Unknown. View attached picture. [ATTACHMENT LOST]

Tested: Random typing.
Response: ███████

Tested: Listing of numbers from 0 - 9.
Response: Numbers from 0 - 9.

Tested: Pi to the 39th digit.
Response: A circle was displayed.

Tested: Golden Ratio to the 20th digit.
Response: The golden spiral was displayed.

Tested: Random typing.
Response: None.

Tested: Random typing.
Response: None.

Tested: Random typing.
Response: None.

Tested: ███████
Response: [REDACTED]

[END LOG]

Addendum XXXX.3

Test Log - 10/23/2007

Subject: Dr. C█████
Title: Gathering information about SCP-XXXX-A

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[BEGIN LOG]

Test: Update one of the computer terminals operating system.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A did not trigger.

Test: Update 20% of computer terminals in a 10 kilometre range.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A did not trigger.

Test: Update 40% of computer terminals in a 10 kilometre range.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A triggered.

Test: Update 40% of computer terminals in a 7.5 kilometre range.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A triggered.

Test: Update 40% of computer terminals in a 5 kilometre range.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A did not trigger.

Test: Update 50% of computer terminals in a 5 kilometre range.
Result: SCP-XXXX-A triggered.

Conclusion: SCP-XXXX-A triggers when fifty percent (50%) of computers in a 5 kilometre range update their operating system. Recreating SCP-XXXX-A and implanting it into another computer based SCP might yield the same results. Further testing needed.

[END LOG]

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There is 1 attachment to this article - Required Clearance Level: 3
_{Awaiting Keycard identification…}

_{Identification successfull. Welcome {UNKNOWN.KEYCARD_NAME}}

SCP-XXXX_ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION.scp

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LEVEL 3 EYES ONLY

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INFORMATION REDACTED TO LEVEL 3 PERSONELL BY ORDER OF 05-7

Exposing lower level personell to information contained within this file is reason for EXPELLING and thereby EXECUTION

SCP-XXXX is able to generate a visual cognito hazard on the screen of Server-1. The cognito hazard will be shown for five (5) seconds upon typing [REDACTED] into the Command Prompt. Personell exposed to SCP-XXXX's cognito hazard will report feeling dizzy and suffer from an extreme headache before collapsing and dying 40 to 60 seconds after first seeing the cognito hazard.

Addendum XXXX.4

Test Log - 07/12/2007

Overseeing researcher: Dr. C█████
Subject: D-3492
Title: Examination of SCP-XXXX's cognito hazard

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[BEGIN LOG]

Subject is not informed about SCP-XXXX's cognito hazard.

0824 HOURS

• Subject D-3492 enters the containment cell.
• Subject is told to locate the keyboard and enter [REDACTED]
• Subject co-operates.

0825 HOURS

• Subject is asked about what it can see on the screen.
• Subject sits down on the ground and complains about feelings of dizziness and a strong headache.
• Subject is asked again about what it saw on the screen.
• Subject begins screaming.

Further attempts to communicate with D-3492 fail.

0826 HOURS

• Subject dies.

NOTE from Dr. C█████:
Static in headphones from moment of subjects reports until its death.

[END LOG]

Addendum XXXX.5

Test Log - 07/14/2007

Overseeing researcher: Dr. C█████
Subject: D-4041
Title: Examination of SCP-XXXX's cognito hazard [2]

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[BEGIN LOG]

Subject is not informed about SCP-XXXX's cognito hazard.

1511 HOURS

• Subject D-4041 enters the containment cell.
• Subject is told to locate the keyboard, enter [REDACTED] and inform personell about what it can see on the screen.
• Subject co-operates.
• Subject reports seeing "nothing".
• Subject is asked what exactly it means.

1512 HOURS

• Subject responds with: "The end."
• Subject holds its hands against their head and screams out: "What the fuck" repeatidly.

Further attempts to communicate with D-4041 fail.

• Subject collapses and dies.

NOTE from Dr. C█████:
Static again.

[END LOG]

Addendum XXXX.6

Test Log - ██/██/████

Overseeing researcher: ██-█
Subject: ███ ████████
Title: [REDACTED]

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[BEGIN LOG]

[REDACTED]

[END LOG]

Incident XXXX.1

Date of incident: 03/05/2008
Title: Contact
Incident logged by: IT-Technician Samuel Wollington

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[BEGIN LOG]

1943 HOURS The screen of SCP-XXXX-1 is displaying incomming lines of text.
1948 HOURS The text is unidentifyable.
2024 HOURS No more new lines of text for 10 minutes now.

2301 HOURS New lines of text have started appearing.
2305 HOURS The text are numbers. The numbers are in binary.
2312 HOURS Translation of the binary text: "Hello. Does anybody read?"

2313 HOURS - Site Director is consulted.

The following lines are translated from binary:
_{REPLIES HAVE BEEN REVIEWED BY SITE-15 DIRECTOR}

• "Yes. Who is this?"
• "Dr. Amberman from the SCP Foundation."
• "Hello Dr. Amberman. this is IT-Technician Wollington from the SCP Foundation."
• "What? Where are you?"
• "I am not allowed to tell you that."
• "Are you currently operating SCP-XXXX-1?"
• "Yes. Are you?"
• No response.
• "Hello?"
• No response.

NOTE from Site-15 Director:
Dr. Amberman has never worked for the foundation.

[END LOG]

_{DO NOT COPY - EYES ONLY
Signature: S.Wollington}

Incident XXXX.2

Date of incident: 04/27/2008
Title: Contact [2]
Incident logged by: IT-Technician Samuel Wollington

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[BEGIN LOG]

0156 HOURS The screen of SCP-XXXX-1 is displaying incomming lines of text.
0158 HOURS The text is in binary and translates to: "ZK-█████ ███████ ███████"

• Reply: "Hello?"

0230 HOURS No new messages.

[END LOG]

_{DO NOT COPY - EYES ONLY
Signature: S.Wollington}

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_{Awaiting Keycard identification…}

_{Identification successfull. Welcome O5-07}

SCP-XXXX_ADDENDUM7.scp

Addendum XXXX.7
Personal Note
SCP-3930 has been growing recently.
I am starting to suspect that SCP-XXXX is a Pattern Screamer.
Based on the reports of D-4041 the cognito hazard may transfer information about the pattern and 3930 and the messages In any case, testing will on SCP-XXXX will have to be halted.

Footnotes

1. SCP-XXXX-1 to SCP-XXXX-10 will be referred to as Server-1 to Server-10 throughout this article.