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- 1Sudan army chief backs Yemen government forces against Houthisβπ’ Diplomacy | 3/10 Sudanese support for Yemen government forces Sudanese army chief backs Yemenβs government forces agai
Sudan's army chief has publicly backed Yemen's internationally recognised government forces in their fight against the Houthis, according to reports circulating online. The statement is being discussed in diplomatic and OSINT circles tracking both conflicts, with some commentary citing apparent support among Sudanese for the Yemeni government side.
- 2Air alert: jet targets detected near Kyiv regionβπ΄ AirAlert | 8/10 πΊπ¦ Air Threat: Kyiv Region Two jet targets detected in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. # OSINT # NewsGro
Air raid alerts were issued for the Kyiv region of Ukraine after monitoring sources reported two jet targets detected in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. The alert, logged as part of an ongoing air threat watch, prompted followers of OSINT tracking channels to share updates as residents braced for possible strikes amid the continued Russian air campaign against Ukrainian territory.
- 3Several killed in Russian attacks on KyivβSeveral people killed in Russian attacks on Kyiv Ukraine/Russia # Ukraine # Russia # Breaking # OSINT https://www. globa
Ukrainian authorities report that several people were killed in Russian attacks on Kyiv. The strikes hit the Ukrainian capital as the war with Russia continues, with emergency services responding to the aftermath. The exact number of victims and the extent of damage were not immediately detailed in initial reports.
- 4Anatomy of a modern OneDrive phishing attackβAnatomy of a modern OneDrive phishing attack # negativepid # digitalInvestigations # OSINT # cybersecurity # AI # tech #
A detailed write-up has been published breaking down how a modern phishing attack abusing OneDrive works. The article, shared under digital forensics and OSINT tags, walks through the mechanics of the scam and the investigative techniques used to dissect it. Cybersecurity watchers are circulating it as an example of how familiar cloud services are being exploited in current cybercrime campaigns.
- 5Drone activity reported toward Malyn in Zhytomyr regionβπ΄ AirAttack | 7/10 πΊπ¦ Air threat in Zhytomyr region UAV movement detected towards the city of Malyn. # OSINT # NewsGroup
Air raid alerts were raised in Ukraine's Zhytomyr region after monitors detected unmanned aerial vehicles moving toward the city of Malyn. The warning, circulated via open-source intelligence channels, marks another in a series of overnight drone threats across Ukrainian territory. Residents were urged to take shelter as air defence units tracked the incoming UAV movement.
- 6New vulnerability CVE-2026-103054 flagged in security alertβCVE Alert: CVE-2026-103054 - beenuar - AiSOC - https://www. redpacketsecurity.com/cve-aler t-cve-2026-103054-beenuar-ais
A new CVE identifier, CVE-2026-103054, has been published and is being circulated by threat intelligence feeds via the AiSOC monitoring service. The alert, shared through OSINT and threat intel channels, points security teams to details of the flaw on RedPacket Security's tracker. Minimal technical specifics are given, and impact or affected products are not yet clear from the alert alone.
- 7Report: US lands two more fighter squadrons in IsraelβHey, so...I don't want to alarm anyone, but we just landed two squadrons of jet fighters in # Israel . Two *more* squadr
An Israeli outlet reports that the United States has landed two additional squadrons of jet fighters in Israel, following F-22 Raptors deployed earlier. The claim is circulating alongside OSINT imagery, but major American news outlets have not confirmed the deployment, leaving the scale and purpose of the buildup unclear amid rising regional tensions.
- 8Bulletproof hosting: the internet's criminal safe havenβΌBulletproof hosting, the Internetβs criminal safe haven # negativepid # digitalInvestigations # OSINT # cybersecurity #
A new explainer examines bulletproof hosting, the practice of internet providers knowingly renting server space to criminals and ignoring abuse complaints or takedown requests. The article outlines how these operators shield malware campaigns, phishing and other cybercrime, and looks at how investigators use open-source techniques to trace and identify the networks behind them.
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A new model focused on cyber open-source intelligence has been released, according to a security researcher announcing it online. The release is being shared among cybersecurity and OSINT practitioners, who are taking note of what a purpose-built model for intelligence gathering could offer. Details on the model's capabilities, creators and intended use were not immediately available.
- 10The psychology of influence: how creators shape behaviourβThe psychology of influence: how creators shape behaviour # negativepid # digitalInvestigations # OSINT # cybersecurity
A blog article examining how online creators use psychological techniques to influence their audiences' behaviour is drawing attention in digital investigation and cybersecurity circles. The piece links influence tactics to themes like OSINT, cyberpsychology and online crime, prompting discussion about manipulation, persuasion and the risks of creator-driven influence across social platforms.
- 11Drone attack reported on oil depot near Novoaidarβ# Novoaidar # oildepot # Kharkivoblast # Donetskoblast # KomyshZoria # Russia # OSINT # war # drones # infrastructure #
Open-source tracking accounts are reporting a drone strike on an oil depot near Novoaidar in the Luhansk region, with tags also pointing to Kharkiv, Donetsk and Komysh-Zoria. The posts tie the incident to Russia's war infrastructure and energy targets. Details on casualties, damage or responsibility have not yet been confirmed by independent sources.
- 12New cyber-OSINT model released to public attentionβNew Cyber-OSINT model released https://twitter.com/0x0SojalSec/status/2104736980768866439 # HackerNews # Tech # CyberSec
A new OSINT-focused artificial intelligence model for cybersecurity work has been released, according to an announcement circulating among hackers and security researchers. The release is being shared in tech and cybersecurity circles, though details about who built the model, what it can do, and how it performs have not been made widely available yet.
- 13Russian military Tu-154 linked to Defence Ministry draws attentionβRussian Tu-154, which belonged to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. #Ukraine #UkraineWar #OSINT
A Russian Tu-154 aircraft described as belonging to the Russian Ministry of Defense is being discussed amid ongoing coverage of the war in Ukraine. The Tu-154 is a Soviet-era airliner still used by the Russian military for transport and support duties. Posters tagging the item with OSINT and UkraineWar hashtags suggest it is being tracked by open-source analysts following Russian military aviation activity.