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# Upon the Throne
**Category:** Database
**Points:** 120
## Description
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\<sup>Created By: \<code>@syyntax\</code>\</sup>
Pull the threads together. Aurora's breach was not random: an insider clerk snooped a gubernatorial candidate's chart to build kompromat, and a diversion-flagged physician was coerced into faking the Veltrexa trial that would decide a drug's approval. Both insiders were being run by the same DEADFACE handler, whose codename was recovered in a compromised-account field (`handler_ref`) on each side of the house: the audit-system users and the EHR providers.
Many handler codenames appear across those two tables - around fifteen on each side, so there is no obvious one to guess - but only one appears in both `users` and `providers`: the single operative managing an insider on each side. Find that codename.
Use the provided MySQL shell.
Submit the codename as `deadface{CODENAME}`. Example: `deadface{JOKER-4}`.
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