Marcus helped DedSec gain followers to use in the fight against the CTOS 2.0, and the people who want to control it for their own gain.
Having passed their test, he was officially inducted into DedSec. Marcus not only accomplished this, but he also installed a backdoor in CTOS 2.0 for easy access. A challenge of "the highest difficulty": erase his CTOS 2.0 profile. Turning his attention to the rise of CTOS 2.0, Marcus started hanging around DedSec IRCs and searching for CTOS weaknesses on Nudle search.Įventually, DedSec took notice of Marcus and offered him a test. This disillusioned him to the system that put him in these circumstances, and under the alias "Retr0", he hacked local government officials and leak incriminating documents on HDC data gathering. However, because of the accusation made against him, Marcus was frequently discriminated against by the community. With the only evidence being the HDC predictive software, he was merely sentenced to community service as punishment. In 2012, rising crime rates would lead to the institution of the Home Domain Center, surveillance initiative, and in 2013, Marcus was falsely accused of being the primary suspect in a high tech robbery. Marcus was at one point placed into a community program where he would discover an affinity for computers. Marcus was born in Los Angeles, California in 1992 but moved to Oakland at a young age with his low-income family.
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