Cases
2
Accounts spanning 2+ cases
6
Case-to-case links
1
Each dot is a case (blue = boosting, red = attacking). A line means those two targets were hit by some of the same accounts; thicker = more shared. Lines are the signature of one operation working across targets.
Accounts active across multiple cases
| Account | In # cases | Which cases |
|---|---|---|
| 20000 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
| 20001 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
| 20002 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
| 20003 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
| 20004 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
| 20005 | 2 | Candidate X — primary account (sample) · Reporter Y — under coordinated attack (sample) |
Cross-case briefing
2 cases mapped; 6 accounts appear in more than one, forming 1 case-to-case link. The overlap indicates one operation reaching multiple targets.
Signature (SHA-256 over the case/account data): …
Built from cases saved in this browser (the two samples are included to show how it looks). Indicators of coordination only — not a verdict about any account.