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Security mission were once called Encounter missions, and you may still see this term used to describe them. These missions are given out by Corporation Security Agents and they always require you to go to a location somewhere in space and complete an objective of some kind. The objective is usually to kill a ship or a set of ships, but other goals can be included.

Security missions have the highest payout in ISK and Loyalty Points, but they usually involve the possibility of death.

Security missions have the highest payout in ISK and Loyalty Points, but they usually involve the possibility of death. Some of the wrecked ships that you have killed in a security mission can be looted and salvaged.

Loot is found inside the dead ships. You must approach each ship within 2K meters and "Open Cargo". The wreck may be empty, but it may contain various items that you can drag to your own cargo hold. After the mission you will then have a bunch of items that you can sell or reprocess. Depending on the item, it can be more profitable to sell than reprocess or vice versa. (A handy tool to help decide what to do is [[Eve_Refinery|Eve Refinery]].)

[[File:Loot and salvage.jpg|alt=wrecks in the overview for looting]]

A wrecked ship can also be salvaged into it's electronic parts. To do this you need the {{sk|Salvaging}} skill and a salvaging device fitted in a high slot on your ship. You can also salvage with Salvage Drones if you have the {{sk|Salvage Drone Operation}} skill and room for them in your drone bay. Salvaged parts are used in Industry, and they can be sold in the Regional Market.

====Mining Missions====

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*To check the viability of farming a mission you can use [[http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=MissionReports Eve Survival]] to see if your mission has a 'completion trigger'.

*Say you have a pocket with wrecks that you want to loot and/or salvage, but there's a pirate you have to keep alive in it to farm. You would need someone to loot/salvage while you tank the rat (or vice versa). You could also try fitting salvagers and/or tractor beams on a tanky ship or just abandon the wrecks.

~~=== Loot and Salvage ===~~

~~{{Main|Salvaging}}~~

~~Some of the wrecked ships that you have killed in a security mission can be looted and salvaged.~~

Loot is found inside the dead ships. You must approach each ship within 2K meters and "Open Cargo". The wreck may be empty, but it may contain various items that you can drag to your own cargo hold. After the mission you will then have a bunch of items that you can sell or reprocess. Depending on the item, it can be more profitable to sell than reprocess or vice versa. (A handy tool to help decide what to do is [[Eve_Refinery|Eve Refinery]].)

~~[[File:Loot and salvage.jpg|alt=wrecks in the overview for looting]]~~

A wrecked ship can also be salvaged into it's electronic parts. To do this you need the {{sk|Salvaging}} skill and a salvaging device fitted in a high slot on your ship. You can also salvage with Salvage Drones if you have the {{sk|Salvage Drone Operation}} skill and room for them in your drone bay. Salvaged parts are used in Industry, and they can be sold in the Regional Market.

==Mission Running Details==

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 Security mission were once called Encounter missions, and you may still see this term used to describe them. These missions are given out by Corporation Security Agents and they always require you to go to a location somewhere in space and complete an objective of some kind.  The objective is usually to kill a ship or a set of ships, but other goals can be included.
-Security missions have the highest payout in ISK and Loyalty Points, but they usually involve the possibility of death.
+Security missions have the highest payout in ISK and Loyalty Points, but they usually involve the possibility of death. Some of the wrecked ships that you have killed in a security mission can be looted and salvaged.
+Loot is found inside the dead ships. You must approach each ship within 2K meters and "Open Cargo". The wreck may be empty, but it may contain various items that you can drag to your own cargo hold. After the mission you will then have a bunch of items that you can sell or reprocess. Depending on the item, it can be more profitable to sell than reprocess or vice versa. (A handy tool to help decide what to do is [[Eve_Refinery|Eve Refinery]].)
+[[File:Loot and salvage.jpg|alt=wrecks in the overview for looting]]
+A wrecked ship can also be salvaged into it's electronic parts. To do this you need the {{sk|Salvaging}} skill and a salvaging device fitted in a high slot on your ship. You can also salvage with Salvage Drones if you have the {{sk|Salvage Drone Operation}} skill and room for them in your drone bay. Salvaged parts are used in Industry, and they can be sold in the Regional Market.
+{{Main|Salvaging}}
 ====Mining Missions====
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 *To check the viability of farming a mission you can use [[http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=MissionReports Eve Survival]] to see if your mission has a 'completion trigger'.
 *Say you have a pocket with wrecks that you want to loot and/or salvage, but there's a pirate you have to keep alive in it to farm. You would need someone to loot/salvage while you tank the rat (or vice versa). You could also try fitting salvagers and/or tractor beams on a tanky ship or just abandon the wrecks.
-=== Loot and Salvage ===
-{{Main|Salvaging}}
-Some of the wrecked ships that you have killed in a security mission can be looted and salvaged.
-Loot is found inside the dead ships. You must approach each ship within 2K meters and "Open Cargo". The wreck may be empty, but it may contain various items that you can drag to your own cargo hold. After the mission you will then have a bunch of items that you can sell or reprocess. Depending on the item, it can be more profitable to sell than reprocess or vice versa. (A handy tool to help decide what to do is [[Eve_Refinery|Eve Refinery]].)
-[[File:Loot and salvage.jpg|alt=wrecks in the overview for looting]]
-A wrecked ship can also be salvaged into it's electronic parts. To do this you need the {{sk|Salvaging}} skill and a salvaging device fitted in a high slot on your ship. You can also salvage with Salvage Drones if you have the {{sk|Salvage Drone Operation}} skill and room for them in your drone bay. Salvaged parts are used in Industry, and they can be sold in the Regional Market.
 ==Mission Running Details==