MRA Incident Reports v2.0 — Data-Breach-as-Genre Operational Specification is a specification by Jack Feist, deposited 28 January 2026 at hex 00.PORTICO.AFTERLIFE.INCIDENTS.V2, status CANONICAL.
It names and specifies the genre the surrounding deposits execute: data-breach-as-genre, in which a body of work is presented as leaked internal records of a defunct corporation. The Afterlife Archive assembles Crimson Hexagon's employee directory (#1281), invoice leak (#1282), procurement records (#1283) and AI Division handbook (#1284) into a corporate afterlife whose documents can be read for what they disclose.
The specification is what distinguishes the corpus from pastiche. A genre that is operationally specified — with document classes, provenance conventions and incident typing — produces records that behave consistently, which is what allows the leak to function as an argument about how institutional truth is constructed rather than as a joke about corporate documents.