Probably in the case of undersea cables. But the power stations, oil rigs, British Airways?

No evidence yet of coordinated sabotage. The coincidence is likely illusory.

I've started to add these and some other bookmarks to the CNI section of my #OSINT resource collection.

start.me/p/rx6Qj8/nix...

Cloud service provider status pages can also act as a proxy for undersea cable status.

In this case the CLion1 outage showed up in Hetzner's status page.

status.hetzner.com/incident/ec8...

Semantic Net is the source for Fiber Atlantic.
It shows the approximate route of undersea cables and their current status.

#CLion1 shown in the image below.

www.fiberatlantic.com

We also need much more information before deciding that today saw one of the biggest CNI attacks of all time.

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This does not exclude the possiblilty that the outages are malicious, but zooming out a little shows that NPP failures are regular occurrences.

Clustering illusions feel right, but we always need to seek evidence to the contrary.

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