diff --git a/doc/2013-02-TF5/mktoken b/doc/2013-02-TF5/mktoken
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+#! /bin/sh
+
+# Give it your registration raw data on stdin
+# It appends any new folks to tokens.txt
+
+mktoken () {
+	dd if=/dev/urandom bs=4 count=1 2>/dev/null | hexdump | while read a b c; do
+		[ -n "$b" ] && echo $b$c
+	done
+}
+
+while IFS='	' read name email org c1 c2; do
+	if ! grep -q "$email" tokens.txt; then
+		printf "%s " "$email" >> tokens.txt
+		mktoken >> tokens.txt
+	fi
+done
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diff --git a/doc/2013-02-TF5/progressive-story.txt b/doc/2013-02-TF5/progressive-story.txt
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+The Story
+-------
+
+[start]
+At approximately 8:05 AM US/Eastern,
+an analyst at the Maine Energy Research Facility (MERF)
+discovered anomalous traffic to an IP geolocated in the Macedonian Empire.
+The analyst reported the traffic to IARC,
+who requested packet captures.
+Packet captures reveal port 79 (finger) TCP traffic,
+which does not conform to the finger protocol.
+The MERF analyst is investigating proxy logs to determine the internal origin of traffic.
+Packet captures have been sent to the Cyber Response Team (CRT)
+for deep analysis.
+
+
+proto
+-----
+
+#20
+
+"Garfield" protocol identified and decoded.
+Decodes indicate additional IPs of interest:
+    10.48.12.16
+    10.82.173.211
+New pcap to be sent to CRT for deep analysis.
+
+#30
+
+Further analysis of Garfield protocol indicates attackers interested in
+primarily JPEG and MP3 files on local hard drive,
+and network-attached OkiMate 10 color printers.
+
+
+#40
+
+List of transferred files indicates interest in pie- and cake-related images,
+audio files of bird calls.
+Password "ARBUCKLE" used for exfiltrated ZIP files.
+
+advise addition of snort rule
+{dsize:48; pcre:"^#~1..PDQ\008"; msg:"CRT Garfield"; sid:1663999; rev:00;}
+
+
+#100
+
+Second stage malware binary identified,
+named "Odie".
+18GB of Odie traffic found at MERF.
+
+
+#1000
+
+Odie protocol decoded.
+Decodes indicate attackers interested in
+primarily video files,
+no indication of further infections.
+
+
+#2000
+
+Video files transferred are all of Maine wildlife,
+mostly birds.
+All attacker activity identified.
+
+
+Kevin's Stuff
+----------
+
+Kevin has not yet told me what his stuff contains,
+and probably never will,
+so I'm making it all up.
+
+
+Investigation at MERF has uncovered three internal machines as traffic origin.
+These machines are being left online for observation,
+
+Files from directory C:\Windows\System32\POOKY have been sent to IARC and CRT for further analysis.
+
+Several ZIP files located in deleted filespace on infected machines.
+
+Analysis of C:\Windows\System32\POOKY\system_wallpaper.jpg
+reveals malware dropper.
+
+MERF machines all contain the unique registry entry \HOST\UNREAL\LASAGNE_KEY = I_HATE_MONDAYS.
+IARC has advised sites to search for this key.
+
+Visited network file systems all pertain to wildlife photography.
+
+ZIP files contain JPEG and MP3 files,
+all photographs and recordings of birds.
+
+
+
+rln's stuff
+--------
+
+rln has also not yet told me what his stuff contains,
+and may not actually have any stuff.
+If he does, this is what I'll say it is.
+
+"Garfield" drops registry key \HOST\UNREAL\LASAGNE_KEY
+
+"Garfield" malware contains C2 capability.
+
+Reports all joystick input to web server at atlv.papillon.mcd,
+recommend policy disabling joysticks at this time.
+
+Registry key value I_HATE_MONDAYS indicates successful phone home
+
+
+"Odie" malware contains C2 capability,
+no registry keys.
+
+Odie uses remote host jasex.binky.mcd
+
+Odie Malware appears to use 16-byte key "NERMALpookyODIE"
+
+Odie has directory walking search capability.
+
+Odie has file transfer capability.
+