Data Theft

Data Theft is one of the daily missions for villains in the Stealing from Steel set. It requires Home Turf episode access and a combat rating of 70+.

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Overview

  • " Steel's robots use a series of terminals to relay data back to the main command canter. Find one of those terminals and tag it with this data worm. That clever little worm will gather up as much information as possible before Steel's emergency firewall locks it out." — T.O. Morrow
  • Data Theft is one of the daily missions for villains in the Stealing from Steel set. It requires Home Turf episode access and a combat rating of 70+.
Source wiki detail links (4)T.O. Morrow · Stealing from Steel · Home Turf · combat rating
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Intro

  • Steel's robots are using a series of uplink terminals to relay tactical data to the main command center. Hack these terminals to get access to the data, then upload the data to T.O. Morrow.'
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Objective

  • Hack the terminals used by Steel's robots to gather tactical information about the Steelworks defense system
  • Use the communication array to upload the data to T.O. Morrow
  • Protect the Communication Array from Steel's robots
  • Return to the Steelworks staging area and speak with Morrowbot U14
Source wiki detail links (4)Steel's · Steelworks · T.O. Morrow · Morrowbot U14
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Combatants

  • Construction Robot
  • High Capacity Construction Robot
Source wiki detail links (2)Construction Robot · High Capacity Construction Robot
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Rewards

  • 581 Cash
  • Daily Reward Box
  • Mark of Victory
  • Soder Cola Extreme
Source wiki detail links (3)Daily Reward Box · Mark of Victory · Soder Cola Extreme
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Steelworks

Precision: Source objective, route or mission introduction: Return to the Steelworks staging area and speak with Morrowbot U14. No coordinates have been inferred. Location evidence.

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