mikhalמִיכַל
Michalra'atahרָאֲתָה
she sawetאֵת
definite direct object markerha'anomalyahהָאַנּוֹמַלְיָה
the anomalybi'shteimבִּשְׁתֵּים
at twoasaraעֶשֶׂרָה
tenve'chamishimוַחֲמִשִּׁים
and fiftyba'laylahבַלַּיְלָה
at nightke'sherovכְּשֶׁרֹב
when most ofha'tzevetהַצֶּוֶת
the teamkvarכְּבָר
alreadyhalachהָלַךְ
wentha'baytahהַבַּיְתָה
homeve'rakוְרַק
and onlyhiהִיא
sheve'odוְעוֹד
and anotherechadאֶחָד
one (m)nish'aruנִשְׁאֲרוּ
remainedMichal saw the anomaly at twelve fifty at night, when most of the team had already gone home and only she and one other remained.
zeזֶה
thisloלֹא
notnir'ehנִרְאָה
lookedke'moכְּמוֹ
likeharbehהַרְבֵּה
muchba'hatchalahבַּהַתְחָלָה
at the beginningtnu'atתְּנוּעַת
movement ofreshetרֶשֶׁת
networkcharigahחֲרִיגָה
unusual (f)she'yachlahשֶׁיָּכְלָה
that could (f)lihiyotלִהְיוֹת
to bekolכָּל
anydavarדָּבָר
thingshgi'atשְׁגִיאַת
error oftetzurahתְּצוּרָה
configurations'rikahסְרִיקָה
scanotomatitאוֹטוֹמָטִית
automatic (f)botבּוֹט
botshe'ibedשֶׁאִבֵּד
that lostkivunכִּוּוּן
directionIt didn't look like much at first, just unusual network activity that could have been anything: a configuration error, an automated scan, a bot that lost its way.
