Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Counterlure’s face-and-name reporting register
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
Counterlure offers tech workers a form to report someone they suspect of operating under different names.
- For
- Tech workers approached by suspected intelligence operatives
- Worth noticing
- The form asks where contact occurred and says photo metadata is removed; submitters are told no result appears on screen.
Field notes
The submission flow collects a photo, the name used, and a contact context such as social media, a conference, work, or a dating app. It also asks submitters to affirm the report is not about tracking an ex-partner or based on nationality or ethnicity. The page says photo location and device data are removed and names are matched through a keyed hash, while only a reviewer can open photos. It does not describe an appeal or correction process.
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