OMAC: One Man Army Corps

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Motamayor, Rafael (June 14, 2021). "The Scrapped 'LEGO Batman' Sequel Was Being Written by Dan Harmon and Michael Waldron, and the Story Sounds Incredible". Collider . Retrieved June 14, 2021. The OMACs and Brother Eye appear in Lego DC Batman: Family Matters, with the latter voiced by Cam Clarke.

Rogaway, Phillip. "CMAC: Non-licensing" . Retrieved May 27, 2020. Phillip Rogaway's statement on intellectual property status of CMAC John Kowal is marketing director, B&R Industrial Automation; edited by Mark T. Hoske, content manager, Control Engineering, CFE Media , [email protected] C extension for the AES-CMAC keyed hash function (RFC 4493): louismullie/cmac-rb". 4 May 2016 – via GitHub. Brother Eye and the OMAC Project appear in DC Universe Online, with the former voiced by Ken Thomas. Brainiac uses Brother Eye to take over Earth via its OMAC virus, a Defective OMAC, OMAC Drones, OMAC MK II, OMAC Nanosyths, OMAC Sigmas, OMAC Units, OMAC Delta, and an OMAC Incinerator. As a small example, suppose b = 4, C = 0011 2, and k 0 = E k(0) = 0101 2. Then k 1 = 1010 2 and k 2 = 0100 ⊕ 0011 = 0111 2.

The OMAC Project makes a cameo appearance in Batman's ending for Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. This version stands for Outerworld Monitor and Auto Containment and was designed by and to resemble Batman as a way to defend New Earth from multiversal invaders following the destruction of Dark Kahn. Business processes, equipment and control systems will, and should, evolve. Participating in organizations such as OMAC provides real operational benefits today and provides a solid foundation to build on over time. 6. OMAC has a manufacturing workgroup too. The OMACs and Brother Eye would have appeared in the abandoned project Justice League: Mortal as underlings of Maxwell Lord and Talia. [35] Brother Eye appears in Injustice 2, voiced by David Loefell. This version is a communications hub linking every satellite and server on Earth designed to warn of impending crime created by Batman after the toppling of Superman's Regime and is based in a new Batcave built in an old Gotham City subway system. Additionally, Brother Eye serves as the game's announcer and its satellite interface the main menu. In the game's "Multiverse Mode", Brother Eye is stated to have Source energy scanners, enabling it to search for threats across the multiverse.

The OMACs (One Man Army Corps) appear in Blue Beetle as collapsible powered armors with brain–computer interfaces developed by Kord Industries, with first test subject Ignacio Carapax (portrayed by Raoul Trujillo) as a notable user. [37] Greenberger, Robert (2008). The Essential Batman Encyclopedia. Del Rey. pp.66–67. ISBN 9780345501066. The plan works, and Brother Eye is deactivated. All of the remaining activated OMACs shut down, releasing their hosts. As all of the other heroes evacuate Brother Eye as it begins falling out of orbit to Earth, falling apart in the process, it tries to take Batman down with it, telling him he can never trust the costumed heroes again after what they did to him. Batman, however, says he will take his chances, and accepts Hal Jordan's aid in getting to safety. RFC 4615 The Advanced Encryption Standard-Cipher-based Message Authentication Code-Pseudo-Random Function-128 (AES-CMAC-PRF-128)

Brother Eye can activate the virus in any infected person, at any time, within planetary range. Once activated, the person is covered in cybernetic armor and becomes a thrall to Brother Eye's commands.

ReMAC, the OMAC possessed by the Outsiders, has the same powers and abilities of a regular OMAC. He greatly differs in his physical makeup, being red in color and with a more human-like face even in his armored form. Goals for the standards include improving efficiency, the ability to move operators from machine to machine with less training and reducing downtime. The 2006 OMAC limited series (not to be confused with the 2005 OMAC Project limited series) follows "the last OMAC" Michael Costner. Brother Eye attempts to make Costner rebuild itself, but is forced to face his wrath when Costner regains control of both his forms, human and OMAC, and subsequently destroys Brother Eye again; although a tiny fraction of it is still active. Said drones can also repurpose their microtech towards disabling and simulating the advanced technological capacities of other innovative creations, like the protective shielding of Themyscira. [33]

This Brother Eye has corrupted programming and now believes all humans need to be subjugated and/or exterminated, whether metahuman or not. It has also recently begun to manifest dissociative behavior with at least two "personalities" now being heard in the OMAC's internal conversations.

The OMACs' history may be more recent than Brother MK I's itself. Equus and Pilate, formerly featured in Superman: For Tomorrow, are later denounced as former iterations of the OMAC concept. In JLA: Classified an all mechanical OMAC is an enemy of the Metal Men. Since then, the design has improved to the current form, with little to no changes to the base model. In Batman #700 (June 2010) in a vignette within the issue, Damian Wayne as Batman is shown having succeeded at what his father had failed to do: regaining control of Brother Eye. [21] Kevin Kho [ edit ] The OMACs are cyborgs, human bodies transformed by a virus into living machines to assassinate any and all beings with superpowers. The virus was created from Brainiac-13's nanotechnology, which had been acquired by the U.S. Department of Defense and Lexcorp, and was then secretly introduced into general vaccine supplies. The OMACs are featured in the mini-series The OMAC Project that leads up to the Infinite Crisis series. During the Final Crisis events when all seems lost, Lord (Brother) Eye prepares to leave the doomed Earth with his OMACs and the people of Command-D, the bunker underneath Blüdhaven, and start a new society on another Earth in another universe. To this end, he asks Renee Montoya to serve as the head of a to-be-founded Global Peacekeeping Agency, her faceless appearance as the Question being an allusion to the faceless agents of the GPA from the original OMAC series. When a team from the Justice League attempts to seize a partially active OMAC, a leftover from The OMAC Project events, Batman takes the opportunity to reclaim it for himself—having Dr. Francine Langstrom (the long-suffering wife of Dr. Kirk Langstrom) create a clever forgery to leave in care of the League.