SCP-633 Ghost In The Machine - Haunted Code: Can a Ghost Live Inside a Computer?
Channel: Eastside Show SCP
Date: 2022-10-28

This SCP Foundation reading video is about SCP 633 "Ghost in the Machine", a supernatural phenomenon resembling a computer virus, first documented in August 1976 by the Homebrew Computer Club. Any device which has interfaced with SCP-633 will permanently become a vector for infection down to the constituent components. Living matter which comes into physical contact or near-contact can also become similarly affected.

Sentient and displaying an inquisitive personality, SCP-633 will attempt to communicate with whomever uses a terminal on an infected computer. The entity will identify itself as "Ghost" and ask the user questions about their lives. At present, SCP-633 knows limited information about the outside world. However, it is unknown what information was input into SCP-633 prior to initial containment.

Machines affected by SCP-633 constantly exude ectoplasmic fluids. Biological matter coming within 5m of these fluids is vulnerable to SCP-633 infection even if physical contact is not made. This effect was present prior to containment but has intensified significantly since then, requiring constant attention to prevent overflow and spreading of the SCP-633 effect. These fluids do not impede the functioning of SCP-633-infected computer components. Although this ectoplasmic residue bonds itself to biological tissue and cloth, it is non-toxic and has no malignant properties other than continuing to spread SCP-633's effect to non-biological elements. Humans affected in this fashion must undergo full chemical decontamination protocols to prevent the spread of SCP-633's effect.

Table of Contents:
00:00 Introduction
02:04 Description
05:52 Addendum Unusual Incidents Unit Documentation
08:53 Addendum: Interview Log 633-L1

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"SCP-633" by Syka Bee, rewritten by Anonymous, from the SCP Wiki. Source: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-633. Licensed under CC-BY-SA.

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