Unauthorized Surveillance Detected

Beim Auftrag Unauthorized Surveillance Detected beauftragen Lisa Gibbs oder Devin Bautista von der Crusader Security den Spieler, illegale PDC Monitors – sogenannte „Skimmer“ – auszuschalten. Sie zu finden erfordert den Einsatz von Scannern, und sobald der erste zerstört ist, startet ein Missionstimer. Wahrscheinlich wird man auf feindliche Gesetzlose treffen.^[1]^[2]

Beschreibung

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"After Seizing some stolen data obtained during a raid, our tech team was able to track the source down to unauthorized surveillance monitors illegally installed around Comm Array.
You will need to find the three monitors' location and destroy them before any more data can be illicitly gathered. Passive 'Skimmers' like these typically are hard to find so be thorough.
Once engaged, their security protocols will cause them to begin transmitting the contents of their drives. Make sure you stop the upload before it can complete. Intel suggests that the outlaws will come after anyone who messed with their property, so be prepared.
CONTRACT AUTHORIZED BY: Liaison Officer Gibbs
ID#91G66BWO"

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"Bad news. We got reports of illegal 'skimmers' over by Comm Array. With the data collected on those things, it could lead to all sorts of trouble, so we need the three monitors located and destroyed.
Easier said than done, though.
PDC monitors like this are designed to be unobtrusive, so spotting them won't be straightforward. But once you scan the area and locate them, as soon as you start attacking, it will trigger an emergency data transfer. It's important that you take them out before the upload can finish.
You should expect hostile resistance when you're out there.
CONTRACT AUTHORIZED BY: Liaison Officer Bautista
ID#948JD30K"

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↑ Datamine. Alpha 4.10.0 - Star Citizen. Abgerufen 2026-09-14
↑ "Unauthorized Surveillance Detected". Abgerufen am 08.11.2026.

[1] Datamine. Alpha 4.10.0 - Star Citizen. Abgerufen 2026-09-14

[2] "Unauthorized Surveillance Detected". Abgerufen am 08.11.2026.

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