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The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]]. | The '''Colonial Defense Mainframe''' was the high-security central [[Computers in the Re-imagined Series|computer]] where it's presumed all [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)|Colonial Fleet]] data, logistics, strategies, and software are managed, stored, and tested. It is presumed that the Defense Mainframe resided in, or was accessible from [[Caprica City]]. | ||
Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers | Two years prior to the events in the [[Miniseries]], scientist [[Gaius Baltar]] allowed a fellow programmer and love interest to aid him in completing the [[Command Navigation Program]], an [[Computers|avionics operating system]] for use on most Colonial ships, fighters, and some civilian ships. The woman, an experienced programmer herself, rewrote many of the CNP's algorthms and other programming. The CNP was distributed as part of a fleet software upgrade a short time later. | ||
Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless. | Baltar discovers later that his love interest and collaborator is a [[Cylon agent]], model [[Number Six]], who used Baltar to gain access not only to the CNP, but to the Colonial Fleet's "communications frequencies, deployment schedules, unlimited access to every database." As a result, his Command Navigation Program contained a [[backdoor]] that allows the Cylon [[Raider]]s and [[Basestar (RDM)|basestars]] to send commands to disable any CNP-equipped Colonial ship, from fighters to [[Battlestar (RDM)|battlestar]]s, leaving them defenseless. | ||