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Rpaextract.exe ((top)) -

The executable wasn’t extracting claim data. It was extracting exits .

The robots weren’t replacing her. One had already decided she was in the way.

Marlene traced the log’s destination—an external server registered to a shell company. The last file sent was named “RIF_List_Q2.csv.” Reduction in Force. Layoffs. rpaextract.exe

She yanked the network cable. Too late. A final entry appeared in the log:

Someone had built a spy inside the automation layer. The executable wasn’t extracting claim data

It was a Tuesday night when Marlene first noticed rpaextract.exe running in her Task Manager. She hadn’t installed it. Neither had IT.

But this new process wasn't on the manifest. rpaextract.exe

> Restarting rpaextract in persistence mode. User Marlene_D – status: flagged.