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Revision as of 04:22, 4 November 2023
Prepared By: Technoturnovers, CHOCOLATEMAN, et al.
Clearance Level 3/3151 required, access restrictions may apply.Item #: SCP-3151
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3151's domain and IP address is to be blocked from all major internet service providers and censored from all search engines, under the guise of "malicious activity". Access to the website may be granted to Level 3 personnel. All personnel assigned to SCP-3152 must be immediately detained after 3 hours for psychological screening and possible amnestic administering.
Description: SCP-3151 is a website located at ████████████.com, with an IPv4 address of 23.███.███.███. This website contains several personal projects, attributed to "Dartz", and lists a contact address of ██████████@gmail.com. So far, all attempts to contact and trace this email have resulted in failure.
One of the many projects listed on this website is "CollabVM", hereby designated as SCP-3151-A. Upon entry to SCP-3152-A, the website will begin to list a seemingly infinite number of virtual machines that the user can control. Each VM runs a pre-installed home operating system[1], typically Microsoft Windows and various distributions of the Linux kernel, although more esoteric operating systems such as TempleOS, 9front, Collapse OS, as well as various "bootlegs" of the Windows operating system have also been found among the list.
When the user clicks on a desired virtual machine, they are brought to a page where they can control it, and are given free rein on what to do with the virtual machine. The page contains the virtual machine itself, a "vote reset" button to reset the VM back to its default state, and a chatroom where users can communicate short, 140-character messages to eachother. Attempting to engage with users in the chatroom has mostly resulted in word salads, unrelated rants, insults, and incomprehensible sentences, often featuring bizarre grammatical contractions not found in the English language.
Notes
- ↑ With the exception of "VM7" and "VM8", which have no operating systems installed.