https://t.co/15idHsypmY is a bilingual (Kurdish & Turkish) tech and cybersecurity platform: news, guides, forum, apps and a live OSINT map. Ad-free and independent.
The goal: make knowledge accessible in people's mother tongue and push young people to build, not just consume.
Under the hood: Glasstone & Dolan scaling laws, NUKEMAP methodology, WorldPop 2020 at 1 km. Known sites per city (Natanz, Parchin, Khojir…), fallout from 1 h to 30 days, doses in neighbouring countries. Educational model.
@Iran_UN@IRIMFA_EN@CENTCOM@US_Stratcom@iaeaorg
What would a US nuclear strike on Tehran look like?
I built a free 3D simulator: pick the delivery system (Trident II, Minuteman III, B-2, F-35A…), the warhead and any of 94 Iranian cities, then watch the flight, blast rings and day-by-day fallout.
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Kurds who have faced harassment or human rights abuses in Japan and later relocated to Europe should consider filing complaints against the Japanese government with the OHCHR.
As a Japanese citizen, I am willing to provide information and testify in support of such claims.
Built a new OSINT tool — Fingerprint.
Give it a username, name, email or phone, and it finds the public accounts linked to it across 56 platforms at once. Verified, live.
Free. For research, or just to see your own digital footprint:
https://t.co/xnOaCLUY8e
Under the hood:
• Reads your Gmail receipts (Amazon, DoorDash, Uber Eats) to confirm your home address
• Ships the dossier via OpenRouter to Claude Opus 4.6; if refused → Kimi K2 → Gemini 2.5 Flash
• Output: "WHAT THEY'RE WORTH" + "THEIR OPSEC" → Telegram
https://t.co/sOa4XRqsYd
Malware now asks an AI how much you're worth.
New Windows infostealer VOLTA steals your passwords, cookies, wallet seeds and sessions, then hands the bundle to an LLM with one job: rank the victim low / medium / high by how much they can be milked for.
Cisco Talos breakdown 🧵
@elonmusk@Starlink Honest question: why does the same 100 Mbps plan cost $87 in Iraq and $55 in the US — and when does the Kurdistan Region, the part of the country that needs satellite most, actually get served?
Starlink sold itself as internet for the places fiber never reached. In Iraq it's ~$350 for the dish and ~$87/month for the base plan — the same plan Americans pay $55 for. And South Kurdistan, the mountain region that needs it most, still isn't officially served.
Meanwhile SpaceX just posted $14.6B quarterly revenue (+161%) and $4.4B net income, and raised US prices this year. "Connecting the unconnected" is doing fine as a business. As a mission, ask Erbil.
Sources:
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https://t.co/g1Ek2gGuLL
.@kurdcesozluk Kurmançî arayüz ve Kurmançî seslendirmesi olan bir mobil oyun yaptık: Azap Ortakları (1511 Anadolu'su, sıra tabanlı taktik RPG, çevrimdışı). Kurmancî çok az oyunda yer alıyor, bakıp paylaşırsan seviniriz. Lîstik bi Kurmancî jî heye.
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