Detective Protocol

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Detective Protocol

23 March 2024 | 28 views

The Protocol is a process where two or more detectives interact with analytical tools, with the aim of achieving their goal and their opponents failing. 

Detectives are governed by a set of rules that govern the use of the algorithm in the exchange of significant information through the protocol. 

Protocol is a system that facilitates the interaction of two or more detectives during the pre-contract and contractual phases of a private investigation. 

Its purpose is to prevent other people from accessing confidential information, and it aims to standardize and eliminate critical errors in the transmission of confidential private investigative information to colleagues.

The Detective Protocol performs the following tasks: verification of the authenticity of messages, encryption of important investigative data, verification of the completeness and significance of transmitted data, and evidence of the detective entering into a contractual relationship.

1) Detective Circular - This circular is used prior to the conclusion of the contract and is a code letter that allows the detective to contact an unknown group of detectives with a preliminary request without providing any details directly describing the subject of the investigation.
2) Detective Assignment - used at the contractual stage and presents a coded request to a specific detective who contains enough information to start an investigation.
3) Detective Report - Used at the end of the contractual process, it presents the detective's report on the completed investigation.

Circular: contains the following coded information about the future investigation:

1. protocol code
2. private detective code
3. date of the communication
4. private investigation
5. country of investigation
6. contract cost
7. payment methods
8. Date of commencement and completion of the investigation.

Example of the Circular: DC RU11108 170324 AV MLD 100EU PP 290424050524