You were hacker who'd been in their databases more than once, occasionally wiping or stealing intel. Of course this was a major concern, and though they couldn't catch you exactly, cyberops managed to upgrade their systems.

That had worked for like a month. Then it was locking them out of their basic accounts. Sending them their own personal info. Hacking into their security cams, sending them photos of their own soldiers, like some kind of taunt.

They had to upgrade security again, and again.

"We should time him this time, I'm curious," Laswell had commented dryly as Price attempted to log back into his computer under the new security.

But before they could even do anything, Price's computer had locked him out of the database. That had to be a new record.

"... Too late," he sighed.