Admin password = today's date. Exposed fridge controllers were forced to defrost at French grocers. https://intel.threadlinqs.com/threat/TL-2026-3667 #ThreatIntel #CVE_2025_41450 #CVE_2025_41451 #Unidentified
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@threadlinqs.bsky.socialAdmin password = today's date. Exposed fridge controllers were forced to defrost at French grocers. https://intel.threadlinqs.com/threat/TL-2026-3667 #ThreatIntel #CVE_2025_41450 #CVE_2025_41451 #Unidentified
@didyousee.xyzThe New Zealand Defence Force's answer to every Official Information Act request about UFOs has settled into boilerplate: "The NZDF has no role or responsibility relating to reports of UAS/UFO. It is standard practice that an...
@didyousee.xyz*In October 1955, one of the most powerful men in the United States Congress was riding a train through Soviet Azerbaijan when he saw something he could not explain. Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, chairman of the Senat...
@didyousee.xyzSomewhere in the DeWitt files of the Department of War's PURSUE-06 roll sits a genre nobody outside the ops community ever reads: the mission report. MISREP format. Redaction bars. Declassified by MG Richard A. Harrison, USCE...
@didyousee.xyz*In February 1949, the most brilliant minds in the American nuclear weapons program gathered in a conference room at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory to discuss something none of them could explain. Dr. Edward Teller was there...
@didyousee.xyzEvery UFO program debate eventually reaches the same accusation: nobody can produce the paperwork. Here, the paperwork exists. Between July 2008 and September 2010, the Defense Intelligence Agency signed, exercised, repriced,...
@didyousee.xyz*In July 1947, America lost its collective mind over "flying discs." Kenneth Arnold's June 24 sighting near Mount Rainier ignited a national frenzy. Within two weeks, reports poured in from 36 states. The Army Air Forces scram...
@threadlinqs.bsky.socialNew BYOD leak gang claims Trump Mobile breach via an infected Liberty Mobile employee - no MFA. https://intel.threadlinqs.com/threat/TL-2026-3297 #ThreatIntel #Unidentified #remote #Dataleak
@didyousee.xyzFifteen CIA files from the agency's own CREST release tell the Robertson Panel story from the inside — not the public report everyone quotes, but the paperwork around it: who was hired, what it cost, what the panel actually r...
@didyousee.xyz*In January 1953, the Central Intelligence Agency convened a panel of five distinguished scientists at the Pentagon to evaluate whether "flying saucers" constituted a threat to national security. The panel met for four days, r...
@didyousee.xyz*Thirty CREST documents landed in the archive this month, and together they tell a story the textbook version skips: the United States Army ran a psychic spying unit as a Special Access Program, decided to kill it, discovered...
@didyousee.xyz*The military sends sensor data. The CIA files intelligence reports. The State Department cables embassies. But the FBI sends agents to people's homes. They walk the property. They photograph the treeline. They stand on the pa...
@didyousee.xyz*The FBI's UAP releases keep orbiting the same forty-eight hours. Between the red-light file and the orb footage the Bureau itself posted, one case has sat in the archive mostly unexamined — three FD-302 interview summaries f...
@didyousee.xyz*The combat theater mission reports get the attention. But the DOW/UAP video collection contains a parallel set of encounters that happened over American soil, near American military installations, observed by American service...
@didyousee.xyz*In March 2026, eight members of the House requested 51 UAP-related records held on a classified network. AARO found them, published them as the R02 release — and the FBI's half of the collection got the headlines. The Defens...
@didyousee.xyz*From a triangular craft launched near the Caspian Sea, to green concentric circles over a Soviet weapons testing range, to a disc with rotating lights over Harare International Airport that placed Zimbabwe on high alert: the ...
@didyousee.xyz*In November 1948, the Chief of Naval Operations sent a classified message to every naval district: report any sighting of "Flying Discs" immediately. Three months later, the Army's intelligence division produced a secret eval...
@didyousee.xyz*In late 2025, a senior U.S. intelligence officer boarded a helicopter at a Joint Operations Center to investigate UAP sightings on a military test range. What followed was over an hour of close-range encounters with orange or...
@didyousee.xyz*The FBI released digital recreations of some of this case (their videos got covered in The FBI's UAP Video Files) — but the underlying file is bigger. In late May 2026, the Department of War released five first-hand witness ...
@didyousee.xyz*They show up between weapons release and impact. They fly through sensor feeds while aircrews are conducting armed reconnaissance over Syria. They take 90-degree turns just above the ocean surface while an ISR platform is en ...