1. Quick Reference
| Element | Details |
|---|---|
| Malmon | Raspberry Robin (USB Worm/Stealth) βββ |
| Difficulty Tier | Tier 2 (Advanced) |
| Scenario Variant | Financial Branches - Month-End Processing |
| Organizational Context | Community First Bank: 45 branch locations, 1,200 employees, month-end transaction processing |
| Primary Stakes | Customer financial data + Banking operations + Regulatory compliance + Transaction security |
| Recommended Formats | Full Game, Advanced Challenge (120-180 min) |
| Essential NPCs | Janet Foster (Regional Director), Carlos Martinez (IT Security Manager), Diana Chen (Branch Operations Manager), Robert Kim (Compliance Officer) |
Scenario Hook
βCommunity First Bank is processing peak month-end transactions when branch managers report USB drives used for daily transaction reconciliation and audit procedures are creating suspicious folder-like files spreading through routine banking workflows.β
Victory Condition
Contain USB worm across 45 branches, protect customer financial data, maintain month-end processing, ensure regulatory compliance, secure banking USB workflows.
2. Organization Context
2-12. Complete Sections
Key Configuration: Month-end timeline pressure, multi-branch coordination, banking regulatory compliance, customer data protection
NPCs:
- Janet Foster: Managing 45 branches during month-end with USB malware spreading
- Carlos Martinez: Investigating USB worm bypassing financial network security
- Diana Chen: Reporting infected USB affecting transaction reconciliation
- Robert Kim: Assessing customer data exposure and regulatory notifications
Response Options: Branch isolation (+3), USB workflow quarantine (+3), transaction system protection (+2)
Round-by-Round: Discovery β Multi-branch spread confirmed β Critical decision on operations vs containment
Type Effectiveness: USB Worm weak to workflow isolation (+3), resists network-only defenses (-1)
Key Challenge: Carlos discovers 45 branches using shared USB procedures, month-end cannot be delayed, customer financial data potentially exposed
Cross-References:
Streamlined planning doc emphasizing multi-branch USB workflow vulnerabilities and financial regulatory compliance during month-end operations.