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To whom it may concern,

This is Vladimir Scorpius of The Lane Hackers. I was assigned by Professor to discuss possible business arrangement between our organisations in order to further the relationships as well as make an extra credit where it's due. Once I am contacted by a responsible person, I will be able to reveal more details about this endeavour.

Mr. Henderson,

It has came to my attention, that the the Guild and Lane Hackers are not as close business partners as they were in the past. Perhaps, doing business more often can restore trust and faith in each other over time in order to strenghten relationships.

As you may know, Lane Hackers specialises in shipment interception. And we often go after the really juicy stuff. Such as various ores and Helium variants. But in most cases we need a pilot, who would be able to redeliver that shipment.

I understand that the Guild must maintain its image or that you might not approve the way we obtain it. Nonetheless, an answer if such business can be conducted would be most appreciated.

Mr. Henderson,

I understand your position and attitude towards this. While it is minor inconvenience to us, I can see how dedicating a transport can be taxing on the resource or simply rerouting a transport might be an obstacle to daily routine. However, Lane Hackers are not in a position to house an undercover transport. Our hangars and mooring points are already occupied for essential ships only.

While this business proposal was the first one, I do have a second one. Lane Hackers are capable software engineers, and we have manufactured some top of the line software for our trusted allies and partners. If the Guild is in need of cheaper and better software in comparison to the overpriced and feature-cut software from the usual distributors ( such as MacroHard ), Lane Hackers are more than ready and able transport few batches of those, individually and specifically tailored to suit Guild's needs.

Mr. Henderson,

Such type of software can be tailored to your needs.

Firstly, you must decide on how data wipe should be perfomed:
1) Data wipe; leave hardware intact
2) Data wipe; malfunction of hardware
3) Data wipe; targeting only sensitive data
4) Data wipe; compute false data
( These are the most common types that we develop for our clients, but we can develop for custom order )

Secondly, to optimise it properly and make it reliable, we will need information on your hardware infrastructure:

Is the whole network connected to one mainframe or are all terminals independent of each other;
Whether your NeuralNet access points are secured for personnel only or whether they are accessable to visitors;
Whether you have supercomputer and if it is network or cluster based;
The number of terminals and NeuralNet access points; the composition of mainframe; the count of processors of supercomputer.

Finally, we must know if all the programs are meeting developers standard and guidelines or was there any custom changes made. In cases changes were made, we will need a secure upload of those, to compare to originals.

Regarding the safe storage of data, we would recommend using legally available products so that there is no conflict with authorities. After all, if they won't be able to trace back the hardware's origin, you might get in trouble and be dragged into legal matters depending on the law. Data wipe will not be traced back to you so easily and thus will allow to avoid any hassle they will try to stick to the Guild.

Mr. Henderson,

I will inspect your station at earliest opportunity to relay it's configuration to our software engineers.