We See What Others Cannot
A directory of “anonymous hosting” providers circulates again across privacy forums and threat channels. Fifty-plus entries share a trait set: crypto payment, minimal identity checks, and homes in jurisdictions that answer takedown requests slowly or never. Monero appears more often than Bitcoin. Several providers sell Tor and onion hosting outright. The list mixes several markets….
A pseudonymous Russian coder collective wrote it, a state-adjacent volunteer network gives it away, and it strips the safety and identity controls off consumer drones at industrial scale. Power on a DJI drone running “1001” and the satellite icon counts itself down, 99, 88, 77, all the way to a white zero. That is the…
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How Russia Filmed the City It Destroyed and Blamed the Defenders A film crew walked into Mariupol in 2022 behind the army shelling it. The city burned. Civilians cooked over open fires between apartment blocks and buried neighbors in courtyard flowerbeds. The crew filmed the basements, cut a feature-length documentary, and named the wrong army…
🔹 Zelensky is Europe’s proxy force, and Iran’s response could include European energy resources: 🔹 1. Oil pipelines connected to Europe, including: . Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline . Baku-Supsa pipeline . East-West Saudi pipeline . Southern Gas Corridor . Trans-Caspian pipeline . Eastmed pipeline . Arab Gas Pipeline . Arish-Ashkelon pipeline🔹 2. Gas and oil fields connected…
How a Russian Signals Manual Hands the Defender a Map of Its Own Weak Points A Russian instructor who signs his work Кот, the Cat, spent months writing a 466-page manual on military radio. Then he posted it for anyone to grab. He named the reason out loud: the training is poor, the sources are…
A Russian EW Team Puts a Price on Knowing the Target
TL;DR Two multinational government advisories landed inside the window. A Russian SVR-adjacent group (“LAUNDRY BEAR”) is reading Western government email through a zero-click Zimbra flaw, and CISA re-issued its warning that Iranian-affiliated actors are reaching into US water, energy, and government control systems and now disabling safety logic. A leaked Pyongyang payment server exposed the…
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(22 July 2026) The CENTCOM post is authentic in form and consistent with a documented, sustained @CENTCOM “CLAIM/FACT” counter-messaging campaign, but the IRGC statement it “fact-checks” is almost certainly a recycled ~18 July IRGC Navy statement re-presented as if current on 31 Tir 1405 (22 July 2026); the “900 ships since early May” figure is…
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Read the morning traffic one item at a time and it looks like noise. A Russian video. A Chinese intrusion. Another North Korean crypto raid. Pull back and the noise resolves into a single move made four ways: Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea are each folding AI into the working core of their cyber…
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