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Jennifer Azorian is a former Starfleet intelligence officer who was involved in the destruction of the Romulan terrorist cell Reikara in 2389. | |||
==Career== | |||
Jennifer began her career as a signal intelligence analyst working closely in front line bases analysing data coming from Cardassian outputs prior to the outbreak of the Dominion war. She later made a name for herself in the field of steganography. | |||
===Science Station 7623=== | |||
In 2385 Jennifer was sent to oversee a group of scientists on [[Science Station 7623]]. The official reason for her being sent there was to oversee research into Borg transwarp conduit technology. In actual reason however was to oversee the development of a harmonic encryption algorithm that could be used to transmit data steganographically over regular Starfleet channels. Research into the Borg transwarp conduits was allowed to proceed apace, but results were kept hidden and transmitted via tests of the new encryption protocol. | |||
Shortly after the destruction of the science station and subsequent hearing Jennifer disappeared from the record. | |||
Revision as of 22:39, 4 August 2012
Jennifer Azorian is a former Starfleet intelligence officer who was involved in the destruction of the Romulan terrorist cell Reikara in 2389.
Career
Jennifer began her career as a signal intelligence analyst working closely in front line bases analysing data coming from Cardassian outputs prior to the outbreak of the Dominion war. She later made a name for herself in the field of steganography.
Science Station 7623
In 2385 Jennifer was sent to oversee a group of scientists on Science Station 7623. The official reason for her being sent there was to oversee research into Borg transwarp conduit technology. In actual reason however was to oversee the development of a harmonic encryption algorithm that could be used to transmit data steganographically over regular Starfleet channels. Research into the Borg transwarp conduits was allowed to proceed apace, but results were kept hidden and transmitted via tests of the new encryption protocol.
Shortly after the destruction of the science station and subsequent hearing Jennifer disappeared from the record.