SCPA-EN-00332 Report

Item #: SCPA-EN-00332

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures:
SCPA-EN-00332 is to be kept in a standard anomalous item locker at Site-██. Access to SCPA-EN-00332 requires Level 2 clearance and must be approved by Site Director. Testing on SCPA-EN-00332 must be done by two (2) Level 2 personnel or higher and must be conducted with caution.

Description:
SCPA-EN-00332 appears to be a collection of databanks in the form of physical hard drives. These databanks store extensive amounts of information and appear to be linked to a database that is larger than the databanks themselves. The database is incomplete and may contain information from unknown sources. The files within SCPA-EN-00332 range from seemingly mundane to highly sensitive, and may contain confidential or classified information. The databanks are susceptible to magnetic fields and other electronic fields, hence manual backups must be made regularly.

Upon turning on SCPA-EN-00332, a prompt appears asking the user to enter a search query; once entered, SCPA-EN-00332 will display a list of files which match the search. These files can be accessed, duplicated or deleted as desired by the user. The list of files available is constantly shifting, as old files are replaced by new ones.

The databanks can be explored both through the search query function as well as manually browsing through the file entries. Any attempts to copy or remove files results in the creation of a digital backup, meaning that SCPA-EN-00332 could be used as a tool for recovering sensitive data, provided the desired files are present.

Additional Information:
SCPA-EN-00332 appears to be linked to an online database which is larger than the sum of its contained databanks, however attempts to locate the servers hosting the database have proven unsuccessful. The administrators of the database remain unknown, their identities and motivations remain unclear.

References:

• Incident Report: Supervisor D████ accidentally deleted the file "███████" after a failed attempt to duplicate a series of documents, this incident irrevocably wiped the file from SCPA-EN-00332. Backups prior to the date were incomplete. As a solution, an effort of citizen journalism and data recovery missions was commenced.
• Research Document: Study of SCPA-EN-00332's database shifting during first quarter of 2020, highlighted multiple entries containing codes and ciphers not registered in any format nor language known to date.

Classification level:
Top Secret

Notice:
The search queries made must be relevant and intended for a specific purpose approved by the immediate supervisor. Duplication and/or Deletion of files are prohibited without approval from site director.

Record #:
Experiment Log

Reporter:
Dr. ████████, Researcher, Site ██

Approver:
Dr. ███████, Site Director, Site ██