The Signal — Issue #011: the Kuhestak wedding strike and the 135-metre gap CENTCOM hasn't addressed
A new US strike wave hit southern Iran, and Iran struck back within hours across four countries. France 24 geolocated a contested wedding-strike site to a measured distance from its likely target. Here is the technique, and what CENTCOM's statement still hasn't addressed
Verify environmental events, attribute extreme weather and map disaster damage using satellite imagery, meteorological records and open government data
The Signal — Issue #009: The corridor CENTCOM calls open
Intercept: the route promoted as safe absorbed sixteen of eighteen UKMTO strikes since July. Signal: reading UKMTO logs against AIS gaps flags a shifting corridor early. Shadow: CENTCOM's open-route claim and the shipping industry's own blackout behaviour disagree
The Signal — Issue #008: Google's AI broke the satellite baseline
Google's Earth AI generated fake satellite imagery of nuclear sites and war damage anchored to real coordinates before being pulled within a day. Its own watermark caught some fakes and missed others. Cross-checking against independent satellite sources is now the technique every practitioner needs
The Signal — Issue #007: Water utilities hacked in seven US States, attribution still unconfirmed
Federal agencies confirm PLC intrusions at water utilities in seven US states with the Iran attribution unconfirmed. Shodan and Censys show how to map the same exposure the attackers exploited. The record holds a technical pattern, a political denial, and no forensic proof
