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Operators

Nobody here needs the credit

Callsigns, not résumés. In this line of work a face is an attack surface, so the work is signed with hashes instead of headshots.

Why no photographs
Attribution belongs to parties with subpoena authority. The same rule protects our operators: identity adds nothing to the evidence, and every claim we publish can be verified without knowing who typed it.
NO PHOTO · BY DESIGN
Firebird Lead · Orchestration

Runs the vCWIS arbiter layer. Decides what publishes, what seals, and what goes to law enforcement on the silver platter.

operating since 2024
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Lampyris OSINT · Recon

Registry records, DNS, capture-and-hash discipline. If a site claims a past, checks whether the registry agrees.

operating since 2024
NO PHOTO · BY DESIGN
Vellum Evidence custody

Chain-of-custody, redaction contracts, the hardcoded allowlist. An integrity control must not be bypassable by the change it polices.

operating since 2025
NO PHOTO · BY DESIGN
Kestrel Victim liaison

Intake, recovery clocks, and the most urgent missing field in any case: the transfer date. Talks to banks so victims don’t have to alone.

operating since 2025
NO PHOTO · BY DESIGN
Redline Red team

Attacks our own findings before you can. Two formal passes per corpus; the corrections publish in full rather than being absorbed.

operating since 2025
NO PHOTO · BY DESIGN
The Llama Mascot · Morale

Black-haired, mask on head, always at a console. Does not testify. Does judge your OPSEC.

operating since day one
Join the hunt

We take operators the same way we take evidence: verified, then trusted. Bring a skill — OSINT, forensics, victim support, translation — and we’ll bring the vCWIS.

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