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Originally Posted by Paddy
...then it is an entirely unenforcable rule anyway since it's virtually impossible to track every single cov-op and even when you find something suspicious then it's almost impossible to prove it's a friendly planet doing the cov-op anyway.
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afaik, every covert op is already logged and trackable, and it is trivial to automatically check to see if they lower their security prior to a covert op and then raise it again straight after.
its not something that you need to manually check for each one, theres often a telltale pattern.
its just like one of the oldest tricks to determine account sharing. They change the password to something - someone else logs in, and they change the password again after the person is done - often back to the same one.
As for unenforcible - tell that to the multihunters. They can enforce any rule as they see fit.
For such an event, imo they should restore the structure, remove the xp from the covert opper and punish both by removing 5% of value and xp.