Broadcast & Surveillance

Investigations into disrupted communications and the deployment of hidden observation networks. We establish exactly who controlled the hijacked signal and identify who was monitoring the feeds. By mapping this infrastructure, we can show how those specific systems shaped the resulting evidence.

A high-contrast black-and-white satellite image of the RAF Akrotiri airfield, overlaid with a red digital flight track simulating open-source intelligence data of an aircraft on approach.

    RAF Akrotiri and the UK’s Denial of US Access

    The United Kingdom denied granting the US access to RAF Akrotiri during the 2026 Iran war. We investigate how civilian flight trackers and hostile intelligence exposed a fatal divergence in records.

    Abstract visual of Dyatlov Pass under radio signal waves.

      The Dyatlov UVB-76 Connection – Signals from the Silence

      Two Soviet-era enigmas - nine hikers dead in the snow, and a signal that never stops. Is UVB-76 a silent witness, or a Cold War containment system still in effect?

      A masked figure resembling Max Headroom appears on a glitching 1980s TV screen

        The Max Headroom Signal Intrusion – How Two Chicago Broadcasts Were Overridden

        Two Chicago stations were interrupted within hours on 22 November 1987. One recovered quickly. One did not. The footage became famous, but the strongest finding is a systems weakness, not a solved culprit.

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