The following text summarizes an unfiled draft civil complaint summarizing extensive allegations of civil conspiracy, physical shadowing, and computer intrusion.

Part I: Technical Architecture of the Computer Intrusion

The draft details a persistent, hardware-level compromise affecting multiple devices that survives operating system reinstalls, drive replacements, and standard antivirus scans. The intrusion relies on deep system-level control:

• UEFI/BIOS Rootkit: The complaint alleges the presence of stealthy bootkits (comparable to known strains like LoJax, MoonBounce, or CosmicStrand) residing in the SPI flash memory and hidden data partitions, enabling persistent execution before the operating system loads.

• Kernel-Level Tampering: Review of a kernel integrity scan log revealed hundreds of thousands of “inline hooks” modifying ntoskrnl.exe. Core kernel functions (Ke, Ps, Mm, Rtl) were allegedly redirected to unauthorized memory offsets, stripping the operating system of its integrity and rendering standard task managers or security logs unreliable.

• Recovered Payloads and Obfuscation: A disk image of an empty thumbdrive from an infected machine revealed MZ headers. Forensic recovery via tools like DiskInternals VMFS Recovery and Puran File Recovery identified hidden EFI partition files and raw disk sectors containing:

  • Trojan.Revoyem (revoyem.exe, Detection ratio 58/73)

  • Trojan.Emotet (invoice_9921.exe, Detection ratio 42/72)

  • Trojan.NanoCore (Client.exe, Detection ratio 62/71, a Remote Access Trojan enabling keystroke logging and webcam surveillance)

  • MUI hijacking anomalies featuring high-entropy random character strings instead of standard text resources.

• Command-and-Control (C2) Activity: Logs cited in the draft indicate ongoing communication with specific external endpoints.

Part II: DEW/Wireless Modulation, RF Tomography, and Somatic Harassment

Among the most technically granular and severe claims in the draft are allegations regarding the weaponization of local wireless signals (Wi-Fi) to induce physical and psychological distress:

• Envelope Modulation and Acoustic Emissions: The draft alleges that compromised wireless adapters manipulated packet duty cycles (rapid bursts interspersed with silence) to introduce a “flicker effect.” This process allegedly converted silent 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz radio frequency energy into perceivable acoustic emissions.

• Radio Tomographic Imaging (RTI) / RF Tomography: The filing contends that Channel State Information (CSI)—measuring amplitude and phase shifts in Wi-Fi signal reflections—was processed to map movements and positioning through walls (see DensePose tracking).

• See this article for more details: Emerging Threat Vector: Firmware-Level RF-Acoustic Modulation

• Physical and Somatic Impact: The draft details acute physiological reactions attributed to pulsed RF exposure and sonic harassment.

Part III: Hotel Intrusions and Coercive Control

The legal draft ties the digital intrusions to a physical campaign of stalking, property tampering, etc.

• Marin Suites Hotel (Late 2020): While staying in Corte Madera, the Plaintiff’s hotel room was burglarized and ransacked without visible forced entry.

• At least three apartment residences were unlawfully entered: Mill Valley, Novato, and San Rafael.

• Performative Harassment and Stalking: The complaint documents harassment across multiple addresses in Marin County and San Francisco.

Part IV: Institutional Obstruction and Relief Sought

The draft emphasizes that despite lodging dozens of formal reports with federal, state, and local entities—including the FBI, CISA, the FCC, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), local police departments, and regional intelligence centers—no meaningful technical remediation or criminal investigation was initiated. Many agencies either failed to respond or referred the matter back to local law enforcement, who either ignored the reports or attempted to categorize them within a mental health context.

Relief Sought:

1. Monetized damages for severe emotional distress, medical costs, relocation expenses, and hardware replacement outlays.

2. Injunctive relief commanding the cessation of stalking, harassment, and unauthorized computer access, alongside the surrender of command-and-control server access.