Wow, Stew.

You takes things way too dictionary-definition like.

(Sounds like somebody I know...)

Sorry Toxic, but you're wrong.

You need to plug in the credit number too.
Just type it in after you press enter.

You sure you didn't just buy the same gateway again?

And that's what I'm saying. 127.0.0.1 is your own computer's way of saying it's back to the system you're on.

So, anyone run the program yet?

You're forgiven, Vampiro.

You should get anywhere from 1-3 frequencies when you log into a terminal. Try each one. If they don't work, check another terminal.

Yes.

Oh yea...shoulda thought of that.

And if you take an old one, all you need is a Log UnDeleter, to use if a log matches another one. (These hackers only use v3 Log Deleters.)

I agree with that 100%. It's a d*** shame how Katrina just gave N.O. a sucker punch right in the balls.

Yes, it is a case of trial and error, unless you pick up IP Probe v 3.0, which displays security systems, and their versions.

When I look at the logs in InterNIC, which I destroy without delay, I notice that they are all from 127.0.0.1.

Which brings me to my question. If 127.0.0.1 is your own computer, wouldn't the traces aimed at you auto-fail, as they'd go around in a complete circle?

You can ckeck GameFAQS. There's an FAQ (by TheaN) which has required software for EVERY mission you could possibly come across (in the standard Uplink, that is) As for ISSD, you need: 1x Password Breaker 1x Proxy Disable/Bypass (if you cant get a disable/bypass lvl 5, hold off on these until you can...

OK, you've already sent Revelation to Arunmor, now you're on Arunmor's side of the story line. When the time comes, Arunmor will send e-mails detailing what they want you to do to help destroy Revelation. These come about every 2-3 days game time, so in the meantime, do some regular missions and st...

That's the normal way to do so.