ornithos.report — Transmissions

TEARLINE-2026-05 — They are inside the cage (Source B)

2026-06-20T18:00:00Z

Second tearline of the source-attributed era. A field technician (SOURCE B) with first-hand cage-floor access at landing facilities materially revises SOURCE A's earlier claim that APT-AVIAN cannot tap fiber. They can, and do, via passive optical splitters installed inside the compounds. The take is uploaded to murmuration C2 for distributed decoding.

Ships with three open tasks (T-05.1, T-05.2, T-05.3) — reading-comprehension challenges graded on the Challenges page. Revises: TL-2026-04 in part. Does not invalidate any prior solver work.

FC-003 — European cable landing perimeter

2026-06-22T14:00:00Z

Third published transmission. Fifty frames on Channel 11, captured at the perimeter of an unspecified European cable landing site, 12 June 2026 at 04:47 local. Substantially longer than FC-001 and FC-002.

One frame carries an encapsulated payload that 802.11 dissectors cannot decode — the first six bytes are a recognizable telecom-transport framing signature. Two EAPOL nonce sequences carry English sentences. Closing frame points to wv-001.wav with hint spectrogram.

Status: OPEN.

TEARLINE-2026-04 — Endpoint targeting hypothesis

2026-06-18T20:00:00Z

Tearline acquired from a source inside the cable consortia, redacted for source protection. Assesses with HIGH confidence that APT-AVIAN targets terrestrial endpoints of submarine cable infrastructure, not the optical lines themselves. The operators are couriers between cables and adjacent SIGINT facilities, not cable-tap technicians.

Reframes FC-001 and FC-002 as local operator chatter, not intercepted long-haul traffic. Synthesizing assessment; no new RFIs.

TEARLINE-2026-03 — Persistence anchors

2026-03-14T18:00:00Z

Clustering analysis of stationary contacts in AD-001 reveals three nest sites in three theatres, plus one non-clustering ghost anomaly. Drops five RFIs: δ (founding-year encoding), η₀ (count of nests, gates the coordinate hunt), and η₁/η₂/η₃ (per-nest centroid recovery).

TEARLINE-2026-02 — Operator movement vectors

2026-02-20T18:00:00Z

Three AD-001 contacts broadcast great-circle bearings terminating at submarine cable landings. The operators are not migrating randomly; they are aimed at infrastructure. Drops RFI-γ (identify the three landings).

TEARLINE-2026-01 — Initial APT-AVIAN characterization

2026-01-25T18:00:00Z

First-light tearline. Single-source capture (FC-001) at a Tokyo perimeter, with operator chatter recovered in the clear. Establishes the protocol greeting, the Avianic morpheme system, and the local-perimeter operator presence. Drops RFIs α, β, ε.

FC-002 — Tuckerton, NJ

2026-06-15T09:00:00Z

Second published transmission. Wireless capture collected at the perimeter of the MAREA cable landing in Tuckerton, NJ, on 28 May 2026 at 22:47 local time. Twenty frames.

Geographic continuity with the FC-001/AD-001 ghost contact. New hidden phrase, different rhythm pattern, channel numbers walk through the flock greeting bytes. Closing frame points to an audio artifact.

AD-001 — ADS-A snapshot

2026-05-25T12:00:00Z

Snapshot of the ADS-A receiver feed, dump1090 schema. Seventeen contacts: one stationary breadcrumb at Tokyo Station, twelve-contact murmuration ring over Tokyo Bay, three migration tracks bearing for undersea cable landings (Tuckerton, Manchester, Fortaleza), and one ghost contact at altitude 1947 ft.

Drop into any readsb / tar1090 install, or view at flockaware.html on the archive.

FC-001 — Tokyo SOC perimeter

2026-05-23T09:00:00Z

First published transmission. Wireless capture, 18 frames, radiotap + 802.11, taken from the perimeter of an undisclosed Tokyo SOC at 09:47 local on 12 April 2026.

Archive launched

2026-05-23T00:00:00Z

The archive opens with CVE-2026-31337 disclosure, the threat intelligence brief on Campaign FEATHERFALL, the BitM attack topology, the ATT&CK-style matrix for avian operators, the reconstructed Avianic alphabet, a working translator, and the Avianic.ttf typeface.

Eighteen months of independent research. All TLP:RED. Curated by ornithos.