1. Quick Reference
| Element | Details |
|---|---|
| Malmon | Raspberry Robin (USB Worm/Stealth) βββ |
| Difficulty Tier | Tier 2 (Advanced) |
| Scenario Variant | Government Office - Tax Season Peak |
| Organizational Context | State Department of Revenue: 600 employees processing tax returns, field auditors using USB for data collection |
| Primary Stakes | Taxpayer data security + Government service continuity + Regulatory compliance + Public trust |
| Recommended Formats | Full Game, Advanced Challenge (120-180 min) |
| Essential NPCs | Patricia Chen (Director), Robert Martinez (CIO), Linda Johnson (Field Audit Supervisor), Kevin Foster (Cybersecurity Analyst) |
Scenario Hook
βState Department of Revenue is processing peak tax season returns when field auditors report USB drives used for taxpayer data collection are creating suspicious files, spreading through government workflows between secure networks and citizen service systems.β
Victory Condition
Contain USB worm in government systems, protect taxpayer data, maintain tax season operations, ensure public trust, secure government USB workflows.
2. Organization Context
State Department of Revenue: Government Agency During Tax Season Peak Operations
Detailed Context
Organization Profile
Government agency processing tax returns and citizen services, 600 employees
Key Assets At Risk: - Taxpayer data security - Government service continuity - Regulatory compliance - Public trust
Business Pressure
- Tax season peak operations - any data breach affects millions of taxpayers
- Government security breach threatens public trust
Cultural Factors
- Government auditors routinely use USB drives to collect taxpayer documents and transfer data between field locations and secure office systems
- USB-based malware is spreading through legitimate government workflows, bypassing network security and air-gapped protections
- Infected systems include both taxpayer data processing and government service delivery networks