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Atarian ago

So:

  • The Buzzer is Soviet tech.
  • The internet backbone is owned by the yanks.
  • The Yanks wanted Assange quiet in the runup to the election.
  • The yanks' narrative is that Assange is a Russian asset and the Russians were trying to interfere with their election.

I think we can assume it was the Yanks that caused the internet outage.

Could it have been a new protocol on UVB76 to signal internet outage to Russian assets outside of Russia, and to fall back on traditional communication methods?

belphegorsprime ago

The thought crossed my mind that the signals could have been imitated in service to narrative building.

Atarian ago

That would have been detected straight away. The signal would have had to be broadcast from the same position and signal strength as the original otherwise crazy shit would have happened to receivers at different points around the globe.

My guess is it was a signal to russian assets about the net outage.

"Back to morse code comrades, internet is in gulag."

belphegorsprime ago

Is it plausible to have broadcast an impostor signal from an arbitrary location though, considering it is a well known location already? I wonder what kind of short wave signal strength can be expected from, say, a drone. I speculate on this because I remember in the vault 7 stuff, the revelation that CIA had code specifically for spoofing Russian meddling.

In any case, I wonder what is up with the internet in general.. I seem to remember lots of weirdness around that time with massive outages around the world.

Atarian ago

There's no chance you could generate a signal of that strength at that frequency from a drone. The lower the frequency, the larger the antenna you'd need - from memory its about 4MHz so you'd need an antenna about 80 meters long!! Thats a big assed drone.

belphegorsprime ago

Ah, so it's not possible due to the size required. I wish we could get more information on what signals were broadcast.. or a recording of them. Would be cool to listen to.

Atarian ago

I could hear UVB76 from England with a short wave radio and a resonant antenna.

You could try a websdr (internet live software defined radio)?

Go to

http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/m.html

And tune to 4625 mhz

belphegorsprime ago

I meant on that particular day. But thanks for the link anyway.

Atarian ago

Keep listening bro! You never know...