These range from 1 to 5, with 1 being the easiest. If you are detected while hacking, a timer will appear at the top of the screen counting down the seconds until you are captured.Īll the nodes in the network have a security rating number next to them (different from the overall security level of the system). Once you begin to hack a node, you navigate around and begin hacking other nodes at the same time. You can also complete a hack by capturing the diagnostic subroutine(s). You accomplish this by traversing the network, capturing nodes along the bridges on the way to the registries. Your goal is to capture the registry or registries on the network, which allows you to bypass the security and either open up the system or unlock whatever it is attached to. Bridges can be bi or unidirectional, with arrows indicating the direction on the latter. If you to choose to continue the hack, you will see the network, which consists of nodes and bridges. When you start a hack, you will see the system analysis report, which tells you the security rating and how many attempts you have left. Standalone systems like storage lockers and safes won't set off an alarm, but you will be locked out from another attempt for 30 seconds.
If you are caught by the security system, you will be booted from the system, and if it is on a network, an alarm will be triggered, which summons guards. Harder security levels have better security, which means you'll have less attempts to hack it and the security program is faster. Each security system has a security level from one at the easiest, to five at the hardest. Hacking is a pervasive minigame used to access a variety of computer security systems.
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