Item #: SCP-BBBB (Oh yeah this entire article requires a lot of rework, most notably a poorly written story.)
Object Class: Safe
Outdated Containment Procedures: SCP-BBBB is to be contained in a thirteen cm x sixteen cm container locked by a five digit code currently held by Dr. Collins. SCP-BBBB is to be contained in a thirteen cm x sixteen cm container locked by two five digit codes held by Dr. Russel and Dr. Lee. Access to SCP-BBBB is to be requested from the current site manager at the time of request. After use of SCP-BBBB, all viewers of SCP-BBBB are to have all memories of the viewing of SCP-BBBB’s cognitohazard erased. In the case of an unauthorized personnel viewing SCP-BBBB and a memory erasure cannot be performed for any reason, termination or the restraint of the unauthorized personnel is permitted.
Description: SCP-BBBB is a small sheet of paper roughly eleven centimeters wide, with torn edges. Written in black ink are the words “This may help you:” underneath the words is a four-digit code, which is different for each individual. Once an individual has viewed the four-digit code, the individual can then use said code to unlock any object, lock, password, etc. that requires a four-digit code. This code cannot be used before the viewing of SCP-BBBB. After a containment breach on █/██/████, witnesses of SCP-BBBB must have their memories erased.
During a containment breach during ██/█/████ after the compromise of several Keter and Euclid class SCPs, Dr. Williams (now a person of interest) attempted to activate the on-site nuclear warhead using the code from SCP-BBBB, although was stopped by B-15 █████ of Mobile Task Force Beta-15 (“The Kids Aren't Alright”).
As of 5/██/2019, the current location of SCP-BBBB is unknown, and the recovery of SCP-BBBB is a top priority due to potential security breaches. Due to the loss of SCP-BBBB, special containment procedures are being updated for once recovery has been achieved.






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