Alexa - Legionnaire : Training an Assassin: Prequel to Alexa - The Series by Arno Joubert

Author:Arno Joubert [Joubert, Arno]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, azw3
Tags: Alexa Guerra Prequel
Published: 2014-09-08T23:00:00+00:00

Becky22, Zachary Cohen’s scouting program, had filled one reserve disk pack on the Israeli Defense Force’s mainframe with data. It would store the data on the pack for twenty-four hours and then disseminate it onto various unsecured servers over the following couple of days.

The servers would run a piece of code at their next reboot which would install an assembler program into RAM. It would take up a minuscule amount of processing, or footprint, on each server. Each one of the thousands of compromised servers would aid in the processing of enormous amounts of data, sifting through cell phone records, credit card transactions, voice recordings, and closed-circuit television images.

Furthermore, the servers would help spread the program on to other computers on their local network. A laptop would plug into the network and become the vector, spreading it on to the next network.

The algorithm was complex, but it had reached its primary goal: to locate Bruce and Natalie Bryden.

It had gathered some useful information from cell phone records from Angola Telecom as well. The voice-recognition software matched the names four times during a fifty-two second conversation. It had tracked the coordinates of the conversation to Maputo, at a coffee shop on the corner of Via Sora and Victoria Roads. One hundred and eight bot computers created a map and pinpointed the GPS coordinates. One bot initiated an SMS from Angola Telecom to another number it had scouted out.

Today was the SMS recipient’s birthday: she had turned twenty-two. The program infiltrated Israeli Homeland Security’s photo database. From the information in her passport, the program recognized she was five feet eight inches tall and was the daughter of a man called Bruce Bryden. The facial recognition software calculated a ninety-five percent approximation of how his daughter, Rebecca Cohen, would have looked if she were sixteen years older. Voice recognition software matched the tone and resonance of her voice. A ninety-six percent likelihood. The software calculated Bruce Bryden’s average vicinity and linked it to the probable recipients’ coordinates. They were in the same area for more than eighty percent of the time. The program algorithms concluded a one hundred percent match.

The SMS read: “Happy Birthday, baby. You're a grownup now and you need to know you're in grave danger. Perreira and Callahan have been located. Phone conversation intercepted, 11:37 AM GMT+3. Map data at https://mos.isly.com. Love you, Becky. ZC.”

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