Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell - Oil Rig

While Fisher is infiltrating the oil rig, the information gathered by the NSA is also gathered by NATO, who send in planes to bomb the oil rig, erroneously believing it to be the location of Nikoladze. This sends the entire oil rig into panic. An intercepted radio transmission reveals that a computer technician, Piotr Lejava, is arriving by boat shortly to download the data to his laptop to prevent it falling into NATO hands. This laptop can only be accessed via the technician's encryption key, and so Fisher trails Lejava around the oil rig until he finally catches him, and obtains his laptop along with his encryption key. A brief interrogation of Piotr reveals that the data concerns something called 'The Ark', but he doesn't know what it is. Once extracted by boat, Fisher lets Grímsdóttir examine the laptop. The data is filled with vague references about an impending retaliation against the USA. Additionally, Grímsdóttir is shocked to discover that the level of information stored on the laptop could have only been gained by a mole in the CIA. At that moment, the transport plane they're in suddenly malfunctions. The pilots manage to regain control before it hits the water, but an incoming call from Third Echelon commanding officer, Irving Lambert, reveals that North America has just been hit by a wave of digital warfare, attacking mostly military targets. Nikoladze takes credit for the attack, declaring war against America, and experts warn that other information attacks could be made just as easily on civilian targets, potentially causing significant devastation.