There are three times when you’ll use Breach Protocol: Networks are made up of all people and devices in a location. Networks in Cyberpunk 2077 are more geographical than an actual network of interconnected devices. You might see network security referred to as Intrusion Countermeasures Electronics (ICE) in the game - such as with the ICEPick Quickhack Daemon. Which Daemons get uploaded is determined by which sequences you complete successfully (more on this below). Daemons are programs that affect everything on the network for a period of time. This works a little (a lot) differently than the others.īreach Protocol breaks through a network’s security and uploads Daemons. The default Quickhack that every Cyberdeck has, though, is Breach Protocol. You’ll buy or craft additional Quickhacks as you progress through the game. Quickhacks are things like Overheat or Deactivate, and they just work so long as you have the RAM to pull it off. Quickhacks are the things that pop up when you scan a person, robot, or device, and they act on the thing you’re scanning. When you have a Cyberdeck (as you do by default in Cyberpunk 2077), you can perform Quickhacks. To use a lot of the game’s words, Breach Protocol is a specific kind of Quickhack that uploads Daemons onto a network.
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In this Cyberpunk 2077 guide, we’ll explain how Breach Protocol works - what it does, when you’ll use it, and how to improve your ability with it. Also, there’s a puzzle minigame involved.
Like so much of Cyberpunk 2077, hacking has a few layers to it and doesn’t work quite like you might expect.
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