The chat window hummed into life on Shoothis' screen, a stark text-based interface reminiscent of ancient IRC. Eight user handles — each a unique identifier of a Flowerer — blinked in the corner. Among them, one stood out: @Petunia, the lone woman in the cell.
The topic tonight was GestaZero.
@Shoothis: GestaZero's neural-quantum interface presents potential backdoors. Thoughts?
@Marigold: Potential for exploiting qubit flow analysis?
@Fuchsia: Or data sniffing at the qubit level?
@Crocus: Could use it to track quantum-packet movement across the network.
@Petunia: What about a passive surveillance backdoor? Collect and analyse, no disruption.
@Primrose: Interesting. Anonymity would be key.
@Aster: We'll need it undetectable. Any flow disturbance would draw attention.
@Violet: All good ideas. But remember — the goal is not to exploit but to understand and protect.With each new message the discussion deepened, an exploration of GestaZero's potential and, in turn, their own.