Hey there, future Operators! We sincerely hope you are safe and well. These are harsh times, but as many times before, the human spirit will prevail. Wash your cyber-hands and stay home if you can!
Today we will talk about the single most important tool of field agents in the world of Cyber-Ops, the incredible Net Dagger.
A few years after the end of the war, and with a rise in cyber crime and terrorism, the newly formed Baltian government detected an increased need for a quick tampering and hacking device to be used during field operations.
With this in mind, the Baltian DoD requested its Cyber Industries R&D division to design a fitting solution. After several years of trial and error, Cyber Industries delivered the first prototypes of the Digital Warfare Knife (DWK) - Net Dagger to the DoD to be tested.
The DWK-1 allows the user to penetrate physical encasings, connecting the targeted terminal remotely with the assigned Operator, allowing him to inject software and hack or control the system.
Compact, resilient, made with cutting edge (pun intended) materials, the Net Dagger was a game changer for Baltia’s special operatives. The DoD banned its export to other countries, so Baltia is its only global user.
Would you like to have a real-life Net Dagger?
...me too :D