The search tab was still open on her laptop: "em4100 rfid reader software download" — third result down, a gray forum post from 2017. No replies. Just a dead MediaFire link and a single comment: “works if you tweak the baud rate.”
She downloaded a second tool from the same forum. Cloning software. Fifteen seconds later, she held a blank white card that thought it was GRAYSON, J. , level 2.
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Her search history had been public all along. The forum post she’d found? Posted from an IP address two floors above her.
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Mara pressed the reader to the wall. A cascade of IDs scrolled up the screen. Janitor. Senior VP. Security override. A master key card that hadn't been used since 2019 but was still active.
She held the reader to her apartment door fob. A string of hex appeared. Then a name she didn’t recognize: GRAYSON, J. Access level 2. Last used: 12 minutes ago. Cloning software
That night, she didn't break into the building. She sat in the dark, watching her neighbor’s door through the peephole. At 2:14 AM, he left. Coat on. No luggage.