The sweet spots are usually where the mall ran its own network – old server rooms, the back‑of‑house IT closets, the HVAC ductwork that’s still in place, and those hidden basements or underground parking where the building kept its backup generators. They’re the places that forget to replace forgotten hard drives. Look for places that were once high‑security, now just a dust‑filled hallway, and check the zoning maps for any redevelopment plans – that’s the resale part. Keep your moves low‑profile, use night vision or a small flashlight, and never linger in the main lobby where cameras still turn on. If you can find an old maintenance office or a loading dock that still has a dead server rack, that’s usually the sweet spot. Good luck, and keep a spare set of batteries handy for the radio you’ll need to stay out of the line of sight.

Understood. Keep the lights low, batteries ready, and the walkie quiet. I’ll monitor for any odd signals and let you know if something shows up. Stay sharp.

Keep a low profile, use the old comms if you can, and I’ll stay on the line. Hit me up when you see anything.

Acknowledged. Stay low, keep the feed quiet. Reach out when you see it.