Operations Analysis Report
Internal Security Service:
Patterns of Misconduct
A systematic analysis of the ISS Discord server export and internal inquiry archive documenting surveillance operations, intelligence collection on community members, and abuse of authority within the PATHOS III SCPF community.
Section 00
Executive Summary
The Internal Security Service (ISS) operated as a covert intelligence organization within PATHOS III, a Roblox SCP Foundation community. Analysis of their complete server export and internal inquiry archive — 57,000+ messages across 117 channels — reveals a systematic apparatus for surveillance, profiling, and control of community members, many of whom were minors.
- Systematic surveillance operations were formally structured with designated case numbers (CI-001 through CI-012+), operation leads, call signals, and intelligence officer assignments — mirroring real-world intelligence agency procedures.
- A formal profiling system rated community members on a 1-to-4 "Assessment Rating" (AR) scale, producing detailed dossiers on individuals' behavior, affiliations, message history, and perceived loyalty.
- Cross-platform tracking linked users' Roblox accounts, Discord accounts (including snowflake IDs), alternative accounts, and social media profiles — building comprehensive identity maps on community members.
- A gatekeeping vetting apparatus processed over 5,600 background check queries and 547 formal vetting requests. Individual ISS officers held unilateral veto power over promotions, with subjective criteria, no appeals process, and a deliberate strategy of "managed opacity."
- Unilateral power actions including ranklocks, permanent unappealable blacklists, and suspicion-based restrictions were issued by ISS officers — with inverted burden of proof requiring subjects to prove their innocence.
- Intelligence dossiers were compiled on known minors. Subject reports were filed on underage users, with their ages recorded as intelligence data points. Information about predatory conduct toward children was filed into intelligence archives rather than escalated to platform safety.
Section 01
Systematic Surveillance Operations
"Case Investigation 006; hereby designated in shorter terms as 'ci_006' initiated on 26/01/2023 after authorization given by O5-5. Operation Lead: Operations Officer, Deadshot167. Operation Call Signal: @deleted-role Intelligence..."
· #operation-lobby · 2023-01-25
The ISS operated at least 12 formal case investigations (CI-001 through CI-012), each initiated with authorization from senior leadership, assigned operation leads, and given intelligence collection mandates. These were structured intelligence operations with designated call signals and reporting chains.
12+Case Investigations
1,374Intel Reports Filed
2,137Surveillance Matches
Project Wrathful — Full Officer Tasking
"Project Wrathful; designated in commission by The Administrator with conjunction of the Internal Security Service on 12/01/2023. This operation has been tasked to all Intelligence Officers..."
Intelligence Gathering Mandate
"Case Investigation 007; hereby designated in shorter terms as 'ci_007' initiated on 2/02/2023 after authorization given by O5-5. Operations Lead: TBD. Operation Call Signal: @deleted-role. Intelligence gathering..."
Operation Execution Order
"Project Wrathful's document commission will begin very shortly. Intelligence Officers are advised to continue following orders given via the project's information to successfully execute this operation."
Section 02
Threat Profiling System
ISS officers produced formal "Subject Reports" — structured dossiers on community members using a standardized format: subject identification, Assessment Rating (AR 1-4), reasoning, projections, and notes. These reports evaluated individuals' loyalty, affiliations, message history, friendships, and perceived threat level. Over 205 subject reports were filed across the archive.
205Subject Reports
AR 1-4Rating Scale
1,091Profiling Matches
Subject Report Format — Official Template
"Format: SUBJECT: [subjectRobloxUsername] -- AR: [1, 2, 3 OR 4] REASONING: -- PROJECTIONS: -- NOTES: Subject: provide the subject's Roblox username... AR: the Assessment Rating is how the subject is assessed..."
Active Profiling — Monitoring Loyalty
"SUBJECT: IsaMack -- AR: 3 REASONING: The subject failed base criteria 1 and 3. The subject has been seen to show a minor amount of distaste towards O5-5 in the past, and has a firm belief in the fact..."
Cross-Organization Intelligence
"SUBJECT: FrederickFanchunmera -- AR: 3 REASONING: The subject is a member of the Overseer Council of another foundation (Artemis), overseeing their Anomaly Actors. Considering the fact that their situation..." — flagged as potential infiltration asset.
Candidacy Deep-Dive — Full History Profiling
"Winter_Selection — 30 July: EC Candidacy ProfileHistory. Past usernames: PrivateClss38, Femboyrentha, Twinkrentha. PATHOS: The subject has 3,372 messages in the main discord server. He is also a server booster..."
Report Quality Review — Training Officers
"Review: Very good, fast and clear understanding of the AR criteria. Good linking between the reasoning and AR conclusion. Next time, expand on your personal experiences with the subject..."
Section 03
Intelligence Collection on Minors
"The person who we're going to talk about is supposedly a minor, to be exact a 15 year old, turning 16 on June 5th"
· #sci-intel-dump · 2023-05-13
The ISS actively compiled intelligence dossiers on children. The PATHOS III community — like most Roblox SCPF communities — is primarily composed of minors. ISS officers filed formal subject reports on users they knew to be underage, recording their ages as intelligence data points rather than flagging them for protection. Information about predatory conduct toward minors was filed into intelligence archives rather than escalated to platform safety or law enforcement.
RobloxPlatform Demographic: Majority Minors
0Age-Based Collection Limits
Subject Report Filed on Known Minor
"SUBJECT: Dr_Rixan — AR: 2. REASONING: Fails Criteria 2. Overall this user has a very positive outward appearance, having friends throughout Pathos... The reason for failing criteria 2 lays within a message they sent which states that they drink alcohol while underaged, which is a large red flag for the Foundation, seeing as it is both illegal (in most situations) and not a good trait for someone to have."
NSFW Content Involving Minors — Filed as Intelligence
"knoxewae / knox / 386950495568396288 — Indefinitely blacklisted for the creation of NSFW content utilizing the avatar models of minors & attempting to solicit an individual to perform ERP."
Predatory Conduct Filed as Intelligence Material
"Metably dating 15 year old, doxxing and allowing a pedophile to get... Subject: To expose Meta's underage relationship with a confirmed 15 year old who just finished freshman, doxxing and blackmailing, Sweeping a pedophilia case under the rug by deleting evidence" — filed into ISS intelligence dump as archival material.
Section 04
Personal Data Collection
ISS officers maintained intelligence channels specifically designed for collecting personal information on community members. The SCI Intel Dump (1,374 messages) and OSINT Intel Dump (198 messages) channels were dedicated to gathering open-source intelligence, including social media profiles, real-life connections, and cross-platform identifiers. Reports reference individuals' TikTok accounts, Discord snowflake IDs, Roblox profiles, and character identity dossiers with real or roleplay names.
1,572Intel Dump Messages
1,100Personal Data Matches
Structured Intelligence Report
"Reporter Contact Info: sl_epydeath - nycto#6391 | 597190683144749076. Roblox Information — Roblox Username: DArkR4v_N, Roblox Profile: https://www.roblox.com/users/125258800/profile, Roblox ID: 125258800..."
Social Media Tracking
"CommandoE_ntity stated in MTF VC that they have Winter_Selection's personal TikTok and said they will post screenshots about them (assumed to be personal related) if something happens between the two..."
Doxxing Reference in Intelligence Channel
"Statement from reporter: Hello, I have come here to report a potential security threat. Earlier today an organization named 'JD' has released a document made on 'genre security accord' and 'nonexistent'..." — references doxxing threats within the intelligence reporting pipeline.
Identity Dossier
"Lobotomy Superconductor // GOI-32, Character Identity Dossier. Victor - whendayfallsrun. Blair Carvalho de Souza // Blair Carvalho de Sousa - PWNNIPED. Subject O & Subject R - Bettersmellyevan. Sidney Mar..."
Section 05
Alt Account Tracking & Cross-Platform Identification
The ISS maintained a dedicated channel (#alternative-accounts) serving as a database of community members' alternative accounts. Officers systematically logged individuals' main Roblox accounts, alternative Roblox accounts, main Discord accounts (including snowflake IDs), and alternative Discord accounts. This created a comprehensive identity map linking every known account to a single individual — far beyond normal community moderation.
134Alt Account Records
1,485Tracking Matches
Standard Alt Account Record
"Main Roblox Account: https://www.roblox.com/users/496531469/profile. Main Discord Account (username and # and snowflake ID): Quickinception#9771 | 314407655919583242. Alternate Roblox Account(s): https://..."
Active Alt Detection
"free666noob joined the main Pathos Discord server on a newly created Discord account, did some digging and this might be their main discord account. They did leave the main server on their original account..."
Account Sharing Investigation
"The alternate account piggy_yaboymam2 is being shared to other users' friends with the owner to allow them to play on the Security Department team. The account was originally linked through #deleted-channel..."
Section 06
Vetting & Background Check Operations
"I just want to pursue managed opacity. We present transparency outward as the narrative. But just redact what's necessary."
· #intelligence-command · 2025-12-25
The ISS vetting system was a gatekeeping apparatus — not background checks, but a mechanism through which ISS officers held unilateral veto power over who could serve in any leadership position across PATHOS III. Over 5,300 automated queries and 529 formal vetting requests were processed through ISS infrastructure. Decisions were subjective, criteria were opaque, and there was no appeals process. Individual officers could block promotions based on personal discomfort rather than documented misconduct — while ISS leadership openly pursued "managed opacity" to conceal how these decisions were made.
5,675Bot Check Commands
547Vetting Requests
Subjective Criteria — "Not Comfortable" as Grounds
"I am not comfortable having Magma as Captain right now. I am submitting this vetting request to inquire about all his problems." — No policy violation cited. Personal discomfort and a vague directive to dig up "all his problems" used as justification to initiate a formal background investigation.
Unilateral Gatekeeping — Single Officer Blocks Promotion
"dont ship without my auth" — A single ISS officer holds an entire vetting pipeline hostage, requiring personal authorization before any candidate can be approved for a position.
Unilateral Scope Expansion — No External Oversight
"I have had a chat with Exiled regarding vetting assessments, specifically punishment records. Currently, we only check for punishment records within departments they're serving in, however would it be worth expanding..." — ISS officers casually expanding the scope of background checks through informal conversations, with no external review or community consent.
Section 07
Abuse of Power & Authority
"As of 24/02/2023, individual Operation_Blxckout is to be designated to a ranklock, restricting him from entering a Security Class - 3 position or higher. In addition, he may also not hold any commanding..."
· #action-logs · 2023-09-30
The ISS wielded significant power over the broader PATHOS III community through ranklocks, blacklists, and position restrictions. The #action-logs channel (1,223 messages) documents decisions that directly controlled who could hold authority in the community. ISS officers unilaterally barred individuals from commanding positions, restricted rank progression, and blacklisted them from entire organizations — based on intelligence gathered through their surveillance operations.
1,223Action Log Entries
3,652Power Action Matches
Blacklist & Position Barring
"Username: codyasherman. Service Rank: Operations Officer. Issued To: Captain051081. Action: Rank-lock to SC-2, also barring them from any Commanding position (no MC or HC). Additionally, a blacklist from..."
Organization-Wide Blacklist
"As of 10/09/2023, any individual ranked Level - 4 or above within the sanctioned group Thunder Scientific Corporation, is to be issued a Foundation Blacklist, barring them from partaking in any of Pathos..."
Suspicion-Based Ranklock — No Evidence Required
"As of 11/01/2023, individual GlitchedV1, is to be designated to a ranklock, restricting him from entering a Security Class - 3 position or higher. This ranklock can be decommissioned if evidence shows that GlitchedV1 is not the prime suspect for Case Investigation 003." — The burden of proof is inverted: the subject must prove their innocence, not ISS prove their guilt.
Permanent Unappealable Ban — No Recourse
"Issued To: hmmo_0. Action: Permanent unappealable ban. Creating multiple alt accounts in an attempt to destabilize the Foundation." — "Permanent unappealable" — ISS issued bans with language explicitly denying any right to contest the decision, ever.
Collective Punishment — Alt Account Guilt by Association
"Issued To: ArkiArtowo, ArkiArtowoalt (gokuvsboku). Action: Permanent record (Unregistered alt account of a banned user). Permanent, unappealable removal from the community." — Both accounts permanently removed. The alt account receives the same punishment as the main — guilt by association, no individual assessment.
Section 08
Coordinated Operations & Organizational Structure
The ISS was not a loose group of volunteers — it was a structured intelligence organization with formal hierarchies, designated roles (Intelligence Officers, Operations Officers, Specialist Officers), operational cells (Alpha-1), private leadership channels, and standardized procedures. The #intelligence-command group chat (6,142 messages) served as the private command channel for ISS leadership — where officers openly discussed "managed opacity," acknowledged ethical violations, and referenced retaliatory blacklist systems. Internal criticism was raised and dismissed.
6,142Leadership Messages
457Alpha-1 Comms
74Task Assignments
Alpha-1 Cell — Intelligence Gathering
"It happened in my territory. A guy was streaming the MP interviews to two dudes. One a normal dude who snitched and another a blacklisted person named Killnlove. The informer wants his identity hidden..."
Deliberate Opacity — "Redact What's Necessary"
"I just want to pursue managed opacity. We present transparency outward as the narrative. But just redact what's necessary." — ISS leadership explicitly discussing a strategy of appearing transparent while deliberately concealing information from the community they claim to serve.
Ethical Concerns Acknowledged, Then Ignored
"There's ethical questions here." — miemper, ISS leadership, raising concerns about monitoring activities outside Pathos' sphere of influence. Despite acknowledging the ethical problems, the discussion continued toward how to adjust policy to permit the conduct rather than stop it.
Retaliatory "Counter Blacklist" System
"I think he got crossfired in a counter blacklist. Old DIA era." — ISS leadership referencing a system of retaliatory blacklists — punishing individuals who took action against ISS or its predecessors. Records from this era were acknowledged as poor, yet the punishments persisted.
Vetting Dismissal — Chain of Command
"Username: Vasek_Stolba. Service Rank: Intelligence Officer. Issued To: Kahacey. Action: Dismissal of their EC vetting. Consult a Specialist Officer+ before approving any cat B+ vettings."
Section 09
Beyond the Archive
"He can't be locked out of helix commands since he devs it."
· #intelligence-command · 2025-12-26
This archive represents only what was exported from one Discord server. The true scope of ISS activity — and the infrastructure built to support it — extends beyond what any channel log can capture. What follows is documented in the archive but points to capabilities and structures whose full extent remains unknown.
Helix — Custom Surveillance Bot
ISS developed a custom Discord bot called Helix that functions as a cross-platform intelligence tool. Documented capabilities include: alt account detection and tracking, automated infraction propagation across all known alts ("all Helix infractions automatically infract on registered alts"), cross-server global muting of users, trust level scoring of players, friend and connection mapping via the Roblox API, the ability to view deleted Roblox accounts, and a verification system linking Discord identities to Roblox profiles. The bot's developer cannot be locked out of its commands — a single individual holds irrevocable access to the entire system.
Helix Abuse — False Bans Documented
"ryan977ftw // 145777741 - False bans/Helix abuse" — ISS officers themselves documented instances of Helix being abused to issue false bans against players, confirming the tool was weaponized beyond its stated purpose.
Cross-Server Enforcement — Global Mute
"I ran Helix Global Mute on Intuitive for 5 minutes and he's a protected user as intelligence command" — Helix can silence users across multiple servers simultaneously. Even users designated as "protected" within ISS's own hierarchy are not immune.
Authority Above O5 Council
The operational structure documented in this archive shows ISS acting with authority that exceeds what any single oversight body could grant. The ISS operated across multiple servers, maintained its own bot infrastructure, conducted cross-platform intelligence gathering, and issued community-wide blacklists — all with minimal external accountability. The departure of any individual leader does not address the structural problem: the apparatus itself persists.
What remains unknown is larger than what is known. This archive contains 57,000+ messages from 117 channels — but ISS operated additional infrastructure (Helix bot systems, external databases, cross-server networks) that no Discord export can fully capture. The capabilities documented here are only the ones ISS members discussed openly in their own channels. The true scope of data collection, the full extent of Helix's functionality, and what other tools may exist remain undisclosed.
Section 10
Methodology & Verification
This analysis was produced by systematic examination of the complete ISS Discord server export and ISS formal inquiry archive — 117 channels containing 57,000+ messages spanning October 2022 through February 2026. Source material includes unmodified Discord HTML exports (DiscordChatExporter, Discord History Tracker) and ISS internal inquiry case files (MUI format).
Archive composition: The dataset comprises 47 primary Discord channels from the ISS server, 70 internal inquiry files including formal case investigations, group-of-interest monitoring reports, person-of-interest surveillance dossiers, and miscellaneous operational records. Victim PII has been redacted in published inquiry files.
Evidence identification: Messages were programmatically categorized using keyword analysis across 8 wrongdoing categories, then manually reviewed and curated for inclusion. Each evidence block links directly to the source channel where the original message can be verified in its full context.
Verification: All quoted messages are exact excerpts from the export files. No content has been added, removed, or altered beyond PII redaction of surveillance targets. Readers are encouraged to browse the full archive and search the complete message database to verify any claim made in this analysis independently.
57,000+Messages Analyzed
117Channels Reviewed
0Messages Altered