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.
Smart City Data Procurement – Public Promises vs Private Contracts
An investigation into four municipal smart city deployments, revealing how administrative loopholes allowed councils to bypass standard procurement schedules and grant private vendors unprecedented access to citizen telemetry.
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.
From Operation Condor to Pegasus – A History of Latin American Surveillance
This investigation tracks the evolution of state surveillance in Latin America. From 1970s cryptographic hardware to modern digital spyware, we examine how systemic blindness and data siloing repeatedly bypassed legal oversight.
The 1987 Max Headroom Broadcast Intrusions – A Technical Investigation
The FCC's 1987 lead investigator said an amateur with cheap gear could have hijacked WGN and WTTW. A Reddit user later disagreed. Documentaries cite the Reddit user, not the federal file.