Initiating Sequence Alpha for violation of containment at Site-96. All personnel are to evacuate. Security teams are deploying to the primary breach location. First responders are currently assessing the situation and attempting to neutralize the contained. Further updates will be provided as they become available.

• Observe all incoming signals for any unusual activity.
• Engage counter-measures as required by procedure.
• Ensure a secure perimeter around Site-96 at all times.

Caution level has been raised to Red. All non-essential personnel are to halt operations and await further instructions.

Case Report - Site-96 Anomaly Escalation

This log details the ongoing escalation of an anomaly at Location-96. Early observations suggested a minor breach within containment sector Alpha. However, the incident has worsened dramatically, resulting significant system compromise.

• Critical personnel have been mobilized to mitigate the anomaly.
• Further information regarding that anomaly's nature and source is currently limited.
• All protocol have been activated. Progress reports will be provided as they become available.

Security Protocol for Site-96 Level 4 {

Access to Site-96 is strictly regulated and classified under Internal Security Directive Level 4. Personnel requiring access to Site-96 must undergo rigorous background checks and receive explicit authorization from the Site-96 Commander. Unauthorized entry within Site-96 perimeter constitutes a severe breach of protocol and will result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination. All personnel granted access must adhere strictly to the established security protocols, consisting of maintaining confidentiality, reporting any irregular activity, and adhering to designated access zones.

Violation of these directives may have severe consequences for both individual personnel and Site-96 operations. It is imperative that all personnel prioritize the security of Site-96 by meticulously following established protocols.

Site-96 Incident Report - Cycle 78

Cycle 78 of Site-96 personnel termination unveiled a disturbing trend. Fourteen containment breaches were recorded, exceeding the standard for previous cycles by nearly double. Personnel losses were heavy, with all attributed to contamination with SCP-instances375. Additional analysis into the cause of these breaches is absolutely necessary.

• Significant incidents included:
• Personnel SCP-instance containment failure, resulting in a full-scale lockdown zone.
• A severe power surge compromised multiple containment cells.
• Unknown entities infiltrated Site-96 through an unknown means.

Strategies are currently underway to {bolstersecurity, investigate the breaches, and mitigate further risks. The site commander has issued a strict curfew for all personnel until the situation is resolved.

Unusual Energy Readings Recorded: Site-96

Following a period/span/wave of heightened activity within the restricted zone, technicians at Site-96 have detected an anomalous/irregular/suspicious energy signature/reading/manifestation. Initial analysis/investigations/scans suggest the energy source/phenomenon/signature is unlike any previously encountered. Security protocols have been elevated/increased/reinforced to contain the area, and a special/dedicated/task force has been dispatched to investigate/analyze/assess the situation. The Foundation requests all personnel to remain calm and cooperate/adhere/respond to instructions from security personnel.

• Further updates will be provided as they become available.
• All non-essential personnel should vacate Site-96 immediately.

Unredacted Transcript: Site-96 Interview - Subject D-5623

The attached transcript details the Site 96 interaction between Dr. Smith, Lead Researcher, and Subject D-5623 during a routine interview held on date. The purpose was twofold: to obtain information regarding Subject D-5623's awareness of the surrounding reality, and to evaluate their mental condition.

As a result of the volatile nature {of the subject'sanswers, certain passages have been redacted for security purposes. The remaining transcript provides a fragmented glimpse into the confusing inner workings of Subject D-5623.