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With your help, the Center for Global Cyber Strategy (CGCS) searched the vast graph of offline records and narrowed its list of possible groups involved in the accidental cyber event. Further analysis of the cyber event has given a strong indication that a subgroup of eight individuals were behind the bug. The CGCS has received a tip that this group rarely meets in person and instead they use a special item—a totem—as a secret signal of their affiliation. This item is unremarkable to those who are not part of the group; it could easily be confused for a free item handed out at a conference. The CGCS gathered all records associated with the group from their offline archives including text and photos that potential group members posted on the Y*INT social media platform. Investigators at the CGCS need your help analyzing the contents of those records to look for clues to the identity of the eight individuals.
Read MoreJordan Crouser, Smith College
Jereme Haack, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
John Fallon, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Curtis Larimer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Diane Staheli, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Kristen Liggett, Air Force Research Laboratory
Steve Gomez, MIT Lincoln Laboratory