KCP Destruction Protocol 5X-14

KCP DESTRUCTION PROTOCOL 5X-14 (TCP)

Published Date: February 14, ████ Description: ENTITY discovered in KCP Facilities in this domain, seemingly ██████ Vendor Response: KCP Locations: Core Network Entities Identified: ON10-1-09 and ON10-1-11

On 2-14-██, it was reported by Dr. Onyema that an entity was detected in the ██████████. The discovered entity is demonstrated by the ██████████ of KCP Configuration and Processing Protocol (K (tcp) DESTRUCTION) protocol. There are over 11 variations of the KCP DESTRUCTION protocol with reference to variants of ON10-1-09 and ON10-1-11.

All the versions can be independently decrypted through a variant of the MIGA/MRIGA cipher available to various versions of the protocol. As shown in the diagram, there is one version that is unique and different from the other variants and it is used to [Reject]. As expected, it also terminates the [P]/[M] protocol and is responsible for the rejection [P]/[M] and [N]/[N]

Later, a second variant of the protocol is detected and identified. The existence of the protocol was acknowledged in a similar manner with the previous version. Dr. Onyema alerted the Federal Government and Committee which eventually took note of the alert and commenced necessary investigation to unravel the danger.

The encoded version of the protocol is:

PK/14 X9Zd6/5:phO4/6 KCP DESTRUCTION P Protocol Version/2.0.00 082 ON 1-02-08: ICERT. Addres: CNF-IPSC6(DC3) Prefix-Cipher:RSAEncipher Codename: "CYNPAKANI" Insertion Algorithm: DEFAULT" Code Length-Charset:UTF-8" Insertion Cipher:4096 Type of Algorithm:Encipher Block cipher AES-128 Key Filters:BC4,MP,MP-128,

''All the versions of the KCP DESTRUCTION protocol can be decrypted and it terminates the [P]/[M] protocol. The purpose of the termination of the [P]/[M] protocol is to send the constituting signal "Discard", thus getting rid of the exposed entity.''