chamber, wearing SCP-3115 for 16 minutes. 
Results: Upon passing the 15 minute mark, 
D-88743 stands and appears panicked. 
D-88743 asks Research Staff how ‘that guy' 
has been able to get into the room without 
using the only door (which was locked as part 
of testing procedures). Upon passing the 16 
minute mark, D-88743 leaves the containment 
chamber complaining of a headache. 
Analysis: D-88743 reports seeing the 
manifestation of SCP-3115/A. D-88743 is 
extremely paranoid following this test and has 
shown an aversion to wearing any form of 
headphones again. D-88748 was treated in the 
medical bay for a migraine and was placed 
under observation. During this time, D-88743 
spoke aloud the cognitohazardous phrase he 
had heard from SCP-3115/A, exposing a 
member of medical staff to Stage 1 infection. 
Class A amnestics proved effective in 
neutralizing infection in both persons. D-88743 
is terminated as per standard D-Class 
protocols at the end of the month. 


Test 3115-04 


Subject: D-4452 

Procedure: D-4452 is instructed to follow 
procedures as per Test 3115-02 however is 
instructed to remain within the containment 
chamber, wearing SCP-3115 until instructed 
otherwise. 

Results: D-4452 follows instructions exactly. 
D-4452 expresses similar symptoms to 
D-88743 after the 15 minute mark. At 23 
minutes 6 seconds following activation of 
SCP-3115, D-4452 begins convulsing in his 
seat and speaking unintelligibly (now believed 
to be in Stage 6 infection). D-4452 rapidly 
begins vocalizing cognitohazardous phrases 


before expiring. During this test, 5 Research 
Staff were observing the test using both a 
visual and audio feed. All five personnel were 
infected immediately with Stage 6 infection on 
hearing the cognitohazard. This quickly spread 
to security personnel stationed outside. A 
containment breach was declared and all 
personnel removed from within earshot of 
infected persons. SCP-3115 was removed 
from D-4452's head with the assistance of 
Researcher Tann who is declared medically 
deaf. Post-mortem examination of infected 
personnel deduced the cause of death to be 
cardiac arrest. 

Analysis This test caused a site-wide 
containment breach to be declared. A follow 
up investigation has lead to the current 
containment procedures. Testing to be 
indefinitely suspended pending a review by the 
Department of Internal Security. 


+Show Incident Report 1R3115-A 


INCIDENT REPORT 
IR3115-A 


On the 4th April 2017 SCP-3115 underwent its first site- 
wide containment breach since containment was first 
established. This item had been considered relatively 
safe by research staff given its manageable anomalous 
properties and as such, major liberties were taken in 
containment of SCP-3115 resulting in less than safe 
conditions. 


At 04:20hrs on 4th April 2017, five members from the 
Department of Research at Site-XX commenced Test 
3115-04. This test was sanctioned by the Site Memetics 


Experiment Log 393 


All written input to SCP-393 is done by Researcher Assistant 


Test 393-1 
Subject: 1 linked D-class, male 


Description: Subject instructed to do nothing of interest for the 
entire day of //2 andis monitored by closed circuit television. 


Written: ‘Park date with the girlfriend today @ 3:00' 


Outcome: When subject is questioned about what he did the 
previous day he responds “I went to the Park with Cindy for a 
few hours.” Review of the security tapes show that the subject did 
not leave the facility and had a completely uneventful day, in 
accordance with witness testimonies from guards around the facility. 
See Interview Log 393-1a for further information. 


Note: Well, at least this proves it doesn't change history. Just the 
subject’s memory of it. Additionally, SCP-393 seems to fill in details 
for the memory, such as for the girlfriend's name, and the location of 
the park. More tests will have to be done to find its limits.- Dr 


Test 393-2 
Subject: 1 linked D-class, female 


Description: New subject instructed to do nothing of note for the 
day of //2 andis monitored by CCTV. Written event to be as brief 
as possible. 


Written: ‘Dentist, 1:30' 


Outcome: When subject questioned in depth about her “dentist 
appointment the other day” she gives a detailed report which 
includes: the dentist's name and age (no Dr is found in local 
phone registry), the length of their wait, the sorts of magazines 


Department in accordance with Foundation Policy and 
conformed to all containment procedures hitherto 
established. All personnel involved were experienced 
researchers with a variety of backgrounds in science and 
this was the fourth such test that this team had 
undertaken with SCP-3115. 


The experiment required the use of one D-class 
personnel designated D-4452. The aim of the test was to 
establish the effects of prolonged exposure to the 
anomalous properties of SCP-3115 on human test 
subjects and the subsequent effectiveness of Class A 
amnestics on said subjects. Prior to this test, no test 
subject had been exposed to the anomalous properties 
of SCP-3115 for more than 16 minutes. 


At the time the containment chamber was structurally 
sound, with sound proofing remaining at 100% 
effectiveness throughout the test. The cell was fitted with 
3 standard HD CCTV cameras providing a view of all 
angles of the room. These cameras were fitted with 
standard audio microphones which could be switched on 
and off by the personnel in the observation booth. 


At the commencement of the test, all cameras and 
microphones were activated by the research staff to 
document and monitor the test as it progressed. As per 
standard protocols for testing on SCP-3115, all 
microphones were altered to only pick up loud and 
deliberate sound in the room, so as to prevent accidental 
recording of SCP-3115’s anomalous audio. 


At 23 minutes and 6 seconds after the commencement 
of the test, D-4452 began exhibiting symptoms of Stage 
6 Infection of SCP-3115. D-4452 convulsed in an 
apparent epileptic fit for 1 minute and 32 seconds, falling 
from his chair in the process. 


It has been found that the research staff made several 
errors at the commencement of Stage 6 infection. At the 
time that D-4452 entered the advanced stage, audio 


recording was disabled on the microphones. In an 
attempt to communicate with D-4452 to enquire as to his 
wellbeing and in order to gather more information of the 
current exposure, one of the researchers activated the 
microphones on the cameras. A two way communication 
was then opened which exposed all five personnel in the 
observation booth to immediate Stage 6 infection of 
SCP-3115. 


The observation booth itself was not sound proofed as it 
was outside of SCP-3315’s containment chamber. Due 
to the volume of the researcher’s subsequent 
vocalisations, the sound permeated through the gaps in 
the door frame and exposed the two security guards 
stationed outside. Their vocalisations was then picked up 
by the CCTV cameras in the hallway which transmitted 
the infection to the Camera Control Operator in the 
Security Command Centre. The infection then spread 
throughout a small portion of the facility before the event 
was witnessed by a member of staff through a non-audio 
CCTV camera. 


This staff member then activated the Site’s containment 
breach alarm and established contact with Security 
stationed outside of the Containment Wing. At this time 
the Site’s computer mainframe underwent an automatic 
assessment of the situation and updated the Site 
Director, informing him that the containment breach did 
not meet the required parameters for detonation of on- 
site warheads. 

A further error in containment then occurred whereby 
further Security personnel entered the Containment Wing 
in order to re-establish containment, further spreading 
the infection to those personnel. 


Site records indicate that proper safe working protocols 
were not followed by staff at the site during this 
containment breach. Standard operating procedures for 
an auditory anomaly undergoing containment breach 
states that Mobile Task Force Eta 11 — ‘Savage Beasts’ 


must be informed immediately. This procedure was not 
followed and MTF-Eta 11 were not informed until 14 
minutes and 44 seconds after the activation of the 
containment breach alarm. 


It is fortunate that Site-XX was home to personnel who 
are medically declared deaf. Researcher Tann in this 
case, had no previous experience working with 
SCP-3115 and was employed in a primarily back-office 
role. Notably, Researcher Tann only holds Level 1 
Security clearance as a newer member of staff and as 
such was not authorised to be informed of the nature of 
SCP-3115 or even enter the Containment Wing. This 
breach of protocol is to be referred to the Department of 
Internal Security. 

Researcher Tann was able to successfully remove 
SCP-3115 from the head of D-4452 and eject the USB 
from the socket, terminating the anomalous properties of 
SCP-3115. Using a decibel meter, Researcher Tann 
then confirmed that all personnel affected by SCP-3115 
had expired prior to signalling the all clear. 


Standard site operations resumed at 13.40hrs that day. 


The incident resulted in the following casualties: 
1x D-Class personnel 

12x Research personnel 

10x Security personnel 

3x Clerical personnel 

1x Janitorial personnel 


The details of this report have been forwarded to the 
Committee for Post Incident Analysis and Mobile Task 
Force Eta 11 for their comment and endorsement. | await 
their response before submitting my findings to the 
Department of Administration in a Post Incident Review. 


Colonel H. Briggs 


Incident Review Bureau 


Department of Security 


Addendum 3115-02 : Notes on Acquisition 


SCP-3115 was acquired by The Foundation in 2006 when the object 
was discovered sitting on the approach road to Site-19 by Research 
Staff on their way to work. A review of the CCTV footage from 
around Site-19 shows an unknown male walking into the middle of 
the approach road from out of the surrounding woodlands before 
placing SCP-3115 down on the tarmac. 


CCTV from inside the wooded area where the male appeared does 
not show the male or any other traces of human life in the area and 
no breaches of the outer perimeter fence were discovered. 


The male disappeared back into the woods moments before the 
personnel discovered the item. 


Note from Researcher Katash 

An excerpt from the CCTV footage captured at the 
acquisition of SCP-3115 was shown to D-88743 prior to 
his termination. He has confirmed my suspicions that the 
male who delivered the SCP to us matches the 
description of SCP-3115/A. Given that SCP-3115/A is 
likely a real individual and more than likely the creator of 
SCP-3115, his capture and interrogation are of high 
priority. We need to know this guy's motives, after all we 
could have just brought a memetic weapon straight into 
one of our facilities. Recommend improved screening of 
all such ‘deliveries’ in the future - Researcher Katash 


SCP-3116: It's time to stop posting 


Item #: SCP-3116 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Web Crawler 
LOGOUT-3F-3116 is set to search the internet for references to 
SCP-3116's primary anomalous property, as well as reports of 
hallucinations or somnambulism consistent with SCP-3116-A. 
Personnel will then isolate the affected accounts, determine all 
senders and recipients of SCP-3116 to/from that account, and then 
amnesticize the account operator(s) as necessary. Servers of 
affected internet services, as well as all computers that may contain 
SCP-3116, should be searched manually for SCP-3116; SCP-3116 
should then be deleted. 


A transcription of SCP-3116 itself is attached to this document and 
can be accessed by personnel with clearance 3/3116 
[INSUFFICIENT CLEARANCE] or higher. 


In emergency situations, MTF Omicron-12 ("Nine-Tailed Dox") is 
authorized to use SCP-2726 to temporarily disable hostile actors 
operating over the internet. In these situations, SCP-3116 should be 
accompanied by an appropriate antimeme to prevent further spread 
of SCP-3116. 


Description: SCP-3116 is a seventy-character alphanumeric string 
with no apparent linguistic content. When sent as a private/direct 
message to an account on an internet service, the recipient will be 
forcibly logged out and their connection to the service in question 
terminated. Any individuals actively monitoring this event will 
experience a myoclonic jerk! and the brief sensation of falling as it 
occurs. No unusual physical or psychological changes have been 
observed in individuals who receive SCP-3116. 


Repeated manual transmission of SCP-3116 can cause a condition 


(designated SCP-3116-A) in some subjects, characterized by 
chronic somnambulism and occasional hallucinations. During the 
REM phase of sleep, individuals subject to SCP-3116-A will attempt 
to access one or more internet services that they regularly use? and 
operate them as normal. While subjects display limited awareness of 
content they access during this state, their ability to interpret and 
respond to this content in a 'normal' fashion is greatly diminished, 
resulting in unusual behavior. 


Those subject to SCP-3116-A will, at a rate of about once per day, 
visually and aurally hallucinate textually described events as 
occurring to them or in their immediate vicinity.8 These 
hallucinations last for 5-30 seconds and are distinguishable from 
reality only by contextual information, typically their sudden 
occurrence and non-sequitur nature. 


While no treatment for SCP-3116-A has been identified, symptoms 
wear off after 2-3 weeks so long as the subject does not transmit 
SCP-3116. Even a single SCP-3116 transmission can cause an 
immediate relapse in previously cured subjects. 


All tested search algorithms ignore SCP-3116's presence, negating 
attempts to automatically detect it or prevent its spread. 


Recovery: SCP-3116 was first found circulating the internet in June 
of 2016, by which point an estimated 8,500 accounts had either sent 
or received SCP-31 16. Initial containment efforts were hindered by 
SCP-3116's immunity to automated identification and removal, 
mandating manual identification, interviewing, and amnesticization 
of all affected subjects; consequently, the population affected by 
SCP-3116 expanded by an additional ~2,500 individuals before 
growth could be halted. 


Due to similarities between SCP-31 16's ‘invisibility’ to search 
algorithms and that exhibited by SCP-2726, a connection to Gamers 
Against Weed was hypothesized early on, and was used to guide 
early-stage searches for affected subjects. While this link has not 
been proven conclusively, chat logs uploaded anonymously to a file- 
sharing site on 2016-09-15 suggest that it was originally produced 
by the user "gaycopmp4" and distributed among members of the 


group. 


The aforementioned documents are reproduced below, with 
additional formatting applied for readability. Note that the veracity of 
these documents cannot be verified, and they may or may not 
contain factual information. 


gaycopmp4: hey vro check this out 

gaycopmp4: [SCP-3116 REMOVED] 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism logged out. 
gaycopmp4: success 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism logged in. 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism: what the fuck 
gaycopmp4: it's a thing you can send to people and 
make them log out 

gaycopmp4: happyb irthday 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism: oh hell yes 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism: tyym 
gaycopmp4: i mean i maed this like 3 months ago 
gaycopmp4: and then forgot about it until that time you 
mentioned that one podcast 
CommunismAnarchismNihilism: hey, it's my birthday. 
at least let me feel special lol 

gaycopmp4: no 

gaycopmp4: also make sure not to use it for evil or 
anything