May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password

[DevilinPixy]

Security Log

• Link (Full log):
  Security Log – project-skyscraper
  

  

  The security log from link 2 has ERROR linking to an image here:
  Fragment 1778433240 — Freeimage.host
  It also has a YT video ID at the bottom, which is linked here: May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password - #2 by AlexWinter

  Fragment 1778433240 refers to May 10, at 5:14PM UTC, we got this post at about the same time (@pr1sm):
  SECURITY LOG – project-skyscraper

  The image found, Fragment 1778433240, has repeated binary sections in the image: May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password - #11 by pr1sm

• Link (activated):
  Request Memory Timestamp – project-skyscraper
  

  

  Some login, which requires a yet unknown password.
  A link to a list of attempted passwords: May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password - #50 by ThatBomberBoi

Solution

A new hint was posted in a security log:

May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password

New hint ?

The login was now found to be EMILY by @YourBasicMaths after finding ‘EMILZ’ by shifting the binary block 1 bit position to the right, and guessing it to be ‘EMILY’:

May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password

Y’all, the password is EMILY. The anomalous grid resulting in QSRSV was intended to mark a new offset of +1 to the right. This results in: [Layer-1] 01000101 01001101 01001001 01001100 01011010 or, EMILZ. Looked suspiciously close to EMILY, so I gave that a shot. Turns out, that’s the password.

The actual solve of EMILY with a shift of 2 bits, was eventually verified and confirmed:

May 30 2026 - Security Log / Password

So it turns out the solution was shifted, as @YourBasicMaths came to conclude too. However, instead of a shift of one square (1 bit) that lead to EMILZ and a password guess, it turns out @vector_cmdr found this to be a 2 square shift (2 bits) to the right, to actually get to EMILY. See a copy of response from @vector_cmdr in NMS Discord below: [image] @pr1sm Has also been able to confirm this last night. Here is a visual representation I made to show this shift: [image] Being all caps ma…

Entering the password EMILY provided access to a form; 'Request Memory Timestamp`, for which the topic can be found below:

Request Memory Timestamp

A new form opened up after the password was finally solved by @YourBasicMaths, see: May 30th - Security Log / Password - #229 by YourBasicMaths For a rundown of the password solve: May 30th - Security Log / Password Direct link to the form: The form looks like this: [image] We have started to make requests, assuming the following for the fields listed: Operator (obligatoire (translates to required)) Username or handle that identifies you within the community. Timestamp (required) Uni…

Turns out there may have been another hint to the password that was missed?

Request Memory Timestamp

A curious thing happened yesterday and I did not realize it. The architect liked one of my posts. It is a post just before the one by @Polyphemus which was also liked by the architect. That like was one of the things that caused us to believe this ARG was real. @Vau1t pointed it out in discord. Perhaps this was the clue to the password.

[AlexWinter]

The youtube link from the new sec log

HAL Is Questioned After Being Resurrected (From "2010")

[adsk46nkster]

Okay, so we need to work out the password….

Request Memory Timestamp

[DevilinPixy]

Moved posts above into this new topic for this fresh info drop … carry on …

[sheralmyst]

[AlexWinter]

What is this ?

[DevilinPixy]

The ERROR links to an image hosting site with an image

Fragment 1778433240

[sheralmyst]

behind the error here

Security Log

[pr1sm]

This block of the background that repeats spells ERROR in binary

01000101
01010010
01010010
01001111
01010010
01000101
01010010

ERROR

This pattern seems to repeat the entire image.

[sheralmyst]

that memory bloc is for May 10, 2026

[AlexWinter]

Isn’t it the not glitched version of this ?

[fort_wort_wort]

it does look like it

[adsk46nkster]

Can’t see where that’s linked from?

[adsk46nkster]

Do any other pages have anything like this?

[DevilinPixy]

That is the video ID YouTube uses in the url for a video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? --> v=xPG-VM__mwU

[adsk46nkster]

Haha, of course! I was so close to answering my own question.

[Morse]

Whatever we try, we should try both French and English permutations

[Morse]

Operator Level is now MB-A according to bluesky post. If that is a hint.

I am now trying quotes from the clip as the password attempt

[pr1sm]

There is actually one break in this pattern (in the top right), where instead of ERROR, it says QSRSV

01010001
01010011
01010010
01010011
01010110