General Risks Database Administration

The General Risks Database Administration, also known as GRDA, is a Information Technology and Cybersecurity database used by the Society of Technology, Standards, and Ethics to rank and organize Cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities across businesses under the Unified Earth Government. The Database is broken into four Architects: Civilian, Military, Government, and Unknown.
==GRDA Entries==
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Civilian (CSSR)=
===Known Civilian Entries===
Civilian entries into the GRDA are classified as Cyber Security and Safety Report, shortened to CSSR. Following CSSR is a alphanumeric sequence to identify and catalog the entry.
*CSSR 091-u74g-O9810 - "Deadman Express"
**Launched by a cyber-hacking group located on ChatterNet known as BlackCat on Valexia Banks, one of the largest banks in the Unified Earth Government economy. Valexia was targeted in using deceased colonists accounts to make investments into companies. BlackCat employed a supply chain attack with Deadman Express exploiting an AI program to gain administrator privileges into the Colonial Development Fund. Considered one of the greatest heists in recent years, the group pulled 1.39 billion credits out of the fund. Valexia's Cyber Incident Response Team failed to recover all the necessary funds, leading to a 638 million credit loss.
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Military (CTE)=
===Known Military Entries===
Military entries into the GRDA are classified as Cyber Threat and Exploitation, shortened to CTE. Following CTE is a alphanumeric sequence to identify and catalog the entry.
*CTE 92-q47u-1493 - "Eternal Romance," Thrall Intelligence
**Deployed from a Bio-Artificial Communication Network ran by The Demiurge known as WETNET by an Office of Naval Intelligence Cyber Critical Incident Response Team detailed to Joint Task Force - Joint Occupation Zone, Cyber Mission and Security Task Force - CARROW. 
**ACTIVE FROM DECEMBER 2571 to AUGUST 2572, RENDERED OBSOLETE AFTER PROTOCOL: NEURAL ADJUDICATOR WAS AUTHORIZED BY ONI SIGNAL CORPS.
*CTE 48-le55-3241 - "Bot Bender," Pacem Network AI override code (weaponized)
**Rebel cyberwar gangs seek UNSC artificial intelligence control and override codes like "Undid-Iridium" as top priority exploit material with considerable bug bounties reflecting their value as the basis for virtual assistant/entity ("Dumb/Smart AI") attacks due to lack of ability to quickly update/change codes embedded in Reimann matrix deep logic.
**ONI Section Zero refers to such attacks as "bot benders" due to overriding AI baseline personalities to perform escalation attacks. Override codes are somewhat difficult to employ due to requiring successful question-answer "listening" precondition, and matching user conditions: human presence, verbal queue, and pitch correctness.
*CTE 58-s4a3-9862 - "Trapdoor Spider," AI-delivered cyberweapon [Q-CLEARANCE ONLY]
**Anti-virtual assistant/entity cyberweapon (circa. 2545) delivered by artificial intelligence agent with System Peril Distributed Reflex (SPDR) integration.
**Masquerade agent activity as part of target entity's network, recon target host ecosystem, replicate external observation conditions, deescalate host privileges, and entrap host in seized network. Cyberweapon design theory used in Operation: WOLFE and targeting of Cortana in 2560, ending the Created uprising.
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Government (PISP)=
===Known Government Entries===
Government entries into the GRDA are classified as Public Intrusion Security Protocol, shortened to PISP. Following PISP is a alphanumeric sequence to identify and catalog the entry.
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Unknown (UVTO)=
===Known Unknown Entries===
Unknown entries into the GRDA are classified as Unknown Virtual Threat Object, shortened to UVTO. Following UVTO is a alphanumeric sequence to identify and catalog the entry.
*UVTO 18-pq38-3931 - "Innoc-Net," Pacem Network encrypted object/segmentation network
**Segmented virtual programming ecosystem employed by Insurrection-era cyberwar gang Pacem Network enforced by quantum encryption and quantum proofing codebase developed with assistance of one or several Smart AI-grade entities. After the Human-Covenant War, only an estimated 14% of known Innoc-Net encryption key exchanges were decrypted. Innoc-Net remains a popular encryption layer for rebel communications on ChatterNet against ONI survelliance.
*UVTO 23-g10f-8293 - "Loose Lips," Pacem Network malicious AI botnet
**A virtualized botnet discovered by the ONI Section One in 2558, exploit delivered via high transmission cyber-worm targeting the FRET-series nonvolitional virtual assistants due to ubiquitous use in UNSC logistics and government organizations. Derived variants have become part of ONI cyberwar toolkits for targeting other human virtual assistants.
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