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As a consequence of their generally lax computer security and its use in civil and military affairs, the proselytization network was often broadcast entirely on unencrypted channels - something able to be employed against the Covenant via the use of human [[artificial intelligence]] systems. These networks could be accessed by even the communications equipment inside a suit of [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V|Mark V MJOLNIR]] armor, with the AI [[Cortana]] able to access and gain information on Covenant force deployments several times throughout the [[Battle of Installation 04|campaign]] on [[installation 04]].{{Ref/Reuse|halo}}{{Ref/Level|CE|The Truth and Reconciliation}} The chaos introduced into the ranks of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]] by the [[Flood]] outbreak was sufficient to overload the fleet's network, making it near-impossible to access information through it.{{Ref/Level|CE|Two Betrayals}} | As a consequence of their generally lax computer security and its use in civil and military affairs, the proselytization network was often broadcast entirely on unencrypted channels - something able to be employed against the Covenant via the use of human [[artificial intelligence]] systems. These networks could be accessed by even the communications equipment inside a suit of [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V|Mark V MJOLNIR]] armor, with the AI [[Cortana]] able to access and gain information on Covenant force deployments several times throughout the [[Battle of Installation 04|campaign]] on [[installation 04]].{{Ref/Reuse|halo}}{{Ref/Level|CE|The Truth and Reconciliation}} The chaos introduced into the ranks of the [[Fleet of Particular Justice]] by the [[Flood]] outbreak was sufficient to overload the fleet's network, making it near-impossible to access information through it.{{Ref/Level|CE|Two Betrayals}} | ||
Near the end of the Human-Covenant War, during the [[Battle for Earth]], a [[Quick to Adjust|defected Huragok]] was captured by [[Alpha-Nine|a squad of ODSTs]], and the Huragok agreed to share information in the Covenant battlenet after interrogated by [[Sergeant Major]] [[Avery Junior Johnson]].{{Ref/Level|ODST|Coastal Highway}} Two days later, the battlenet fell into disarray again, this time following the [[Prophet of Truth]]'s departure through the [[ | Near the end of the Human-Covenant War, during the [[Battle for Earth]], a [[Quick to Adjust|defected Huragok]] was captured by [[Alpha-Nine|a squad of ODSTs]], and the Huragok agreed to share information in the Covenant battlenet after interrogated by [[Sergeant Major]] [[Avery Junior Johnson]].{{Ref/Level|ODST|Coastal Highway}} Two days later, the battlenet fell into disarray again, this time following the [[Prophet of Truth]]'s departure through the [[Portal at Voi]] at the close of the [[Battle of Voi]].<ref name="loot2">''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]'', ''[[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]''</ref> | ||
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