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[ | [https://www.gateworld.net/sg1/s4/415.shtml Chain Reaction] - Maybourne and O'Neill pay a visit to the residence of Charles Bliss (an alias of Harry's) and log-on to findorama.net, only to find out that Maybourne's password has been deactivated by the N.I.D. |
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Online information portal, one of many used by the N.I.D. where agents enter to trade information using firewall-guarded passwords. The information inside is encoded, often in the appearance of irrellevent information (like with MovieOrbit.com), and can only be decripted by decoding software built in to N.I.D. computers.
Findorama.net is likely one of many similar sites used to initiate intelligence sharing by N.I.D. operatives. One of Maybourne's usernames for this site was "menard." Senator Robert Kinsey's password was "Oscar", after his Australian Shephard.
KEY EPISODE
Chain Reaction - Maybourne and O'Neill pay a visit to the residence of Charles Bliss (an alias of Harry's) and log-on to findorama.net, only to find out that Maybourne's password has been deactivated by the N.I.D.