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   * **What happened to Jeff?**: [[characters:jeff_a|Jeff]] was a huge part of the story in 2023 before disappearing in January 2024. Is he still part of the counter operation? Did he start a new life in the mountains?   * **What happened to Jeff?**: [[characters:jeff_a|Jeff]] was a huge part of the story in 2023 before disappearing in January 2024. Is he still part of the counter operation? Did he start a new life in the mountains?
   * **What happened to YP?**: In March 2024, employee Yanis Pez was sent to [[wp>Terespol|Terespol, Poland]] for [[https://otp22.org/files/fpk/OP-BIBLIOTEKA.pdf|Operation Biblioteka]]. The mission never materialized, and his last communication was on April 27 while stranded in a hotel room.   * **What happened to YP?**: In March 2024, employee Yanis Pez was sent to [[wp>Terespol|Terespol, Poland]] for [[https://otp22.org/files/fpk/OP-BIBLIOTEKA.pdf|Operation Biblioteka]]. The mission never materialized, and his last communication was on April 27 while stranded in a hotel room.
 +  * **Nashville drop numbers**: The [[dead_drops:nashville_drop#pictures_of_drop_site_and_contents|Nashville Slate book]] features a bunch of numbers, all of which return "This code is not entered into the correct system" on [[agent_systems#AS32]], and aren't accepted by [[Flare Pepper Kitchen]] and [[agent_systems#+1-856-666-0004]].
  
 ===== Partially solved ===== ===== Partially solved =====
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     * **Update 10/26/23**: Jeff has used ''jotp1.bin'' to encrypt the Riverside drop RFID tag. Therefore, the ''jotpN.bin'' files might be his one-time pads for secure communication with us.     * **Update 10/26/23**: Jeff has used ''jotp1.bin'' to encrypt the Riverside drop RFID tag. Therefore, the ''jotpN.bin'' files might be his one-time pads for secure communication with us.
     * Since then, the ''jotpN.bin'' files have been used numerous times for back and forth exchanges with Jeff. However, we still know nothing about the other files.     * Since then, the ''jotpN.bin'' files have been used numerous times for back and forth exchanges with Jeff. However, we still know nothing about the other files.
-  * **Nashville drop numbers**: The [[dead_drops:nashville_drop#pictures_of_drop_site_and_contents|Nashville drop]] features a bunch of numbers. Some turned out to be Flare Pepper Kitchen file descriptors, while the remainder are still unsolved. 
  
 ===== Solved ===== ===== Solved =====
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