Everyshore Intelligence Network

EIN-Advisory: Mya — Elevated Predation; Black Ops & Small‑Gang Hunters Active (Threat Level 3.5)

Deployment Date: 2025-11-19 (Observed: 2025-11-14 → 2025-11-18)
System: Mya (Everyshore) — Low‑Sec

Executive Summary

Mya is currently rated Threat Level 3.5 — Elevated Predation. Over five days analysts recorded 9 kills, concentrated on miners and covert/stealth vessels. Activity is sustained and focused during EU/US peak windows and early mornings. At least three highly capable predator pilots/small gangs are operating in-system; observed platform use ranges from fast tacklers (Garmur, Hecate) and HACs (Cerberus) to a Black Ops Panther — indicating capability for both rapid solo strikes and heavy overkill/hot‑drop options. Operate with extreme caution.

Observed Threats (Key Points)

• Primary targets: miners (Venture, Prospect, Procurer) and covert/stealth ships (Helios, Purifier, Hound, Prospect).
• Notable assets deployed by aggressors: Hecate (Tactical Destroyer), Garmur (fast frigate), Cerberus (HAC), and Panther (Black Ops).
• Activity concentrated in:
  • Morning: ~08:00–10:00 UTC (post‑reset strikes on isolated miners/stealth ships)
  • Afternoon/Evening: ~13:00–21:00 UTC (majority of engagements — EU/US prime)
• Evidence of bait/disposable tackle use and small‑gang coordination supporting apex hunters.

High‑Value Targets / Watchlist (Observed)

• Ronen Uitra — Hecate / Panther: highest individual threat; operates 17:00–21:00 UTC. Panther use indicates access to Black Ops-level escalation or hot‑drop capability.
• Boruet Annages — Cerberus / Garmur / Sentinel: versatile hunter capable of engaging tanked miners and using E‑War.
• Thot Thiesant — Atron: opportunistic frigate tackler of cloaky/stealth bombers.
  (These are the primary actors observed during the analysis window; they represent the most immediate operational risk in Mya.)

Tactical Assessment

• Use of Panther = potential for hot‑drop Black Ops strikes (high overkill risk; ability to collapse lone targets quickly).
• Presence of fast tacklers and HACs shows hunters can catch both fragile frigates and tanked mining ships.
• Multiple cloaky/covert ops victims indicate either decloak capability (combat probes/bubble/interceptor) or prior intel on cloaky ops movements; cloaky ships are not safe by default in this system.

Recommended Actions (Rooted in Observed Patterns)

General (all pilots)

• Avoid solo operations in Mya during peak windows: 08:00–10:00 UTC and 13:00–21:00 UTC. If you must run during these times, assume immediate hostile contact.
• Maintain constant D‑scan discipline and active point checks before undocking or warp. Treat any isolated ship on grid as bait until proven otherwise.
• Do not assume cloaks provide safety in Mya given recent decloak/kill history.

For Miners / Industrialists

• Do not mine solo in Mya. Fleet mine or use combat escorts. Procurer tanks alone were defeated by a Cerberus; miners in Ventures/Prospects were targeted.
• Prefer group mining operations and mine near friendly bodies/stations where rapid backup is possible.
• Use pre-warp safes and align bookmarks; stay aligned and ready to warp off at first sign of tackle.

For Covert Ops / Scouts / Cloaky Ops

• Cloaky scouts and stealth bombers have been successfully hunted. Avoid lone roaming with expensive cloaky hulls during the identified windows.
• Use multiple-layer scouting (probe + non‑cloaky overwatch or wingman) rather than single cloaky reconnaissance in system.
• Consider running with a warp-in support or alternate escape plan — do not linger on unattended grids.

For Mission Runners / Haulers

• Run missions with an escort or shift schedules away from peak attacker windows.
• Avoid moving high-value cargo while alone in system; prefer convoying or using jump/cynos with caution if supported.

For Combat Pilots / Response Teams

• Expect both solo high-skill hunters and small coordinated gangs. Prepare for rapid tackle and E‑War (Cerberus + Sentinel observed).
• Be wary of Panther potential for hot drops — assume any engagement site could be escalated if a Black Ops pilot is available.
• Use tactical scouting, bubbled choke points, or interdictors if forming traps, but plan for mobile, hard‑hitting opponents (Hecate, Garmur).

Operational Notes / Threat Indicators to Watch (from intel)

• Bait Tactics: observed use of disposable/industrial Frigate (Venture) acting as bait in at least one incident; treat lone Ventures with skepticism.
• Small‑gang composition: combination of cruiser DPS + light tackle has been used to quickly collapse destroyers/fragile ships.
• Decloak/Intel Ability: multiple cloaky victims imply attackers can reliably find or decloak cloaky ships in this system.

Bottom Line

Mya is an active, hostile low‑sec system. Miners, covert operators, and lone pilots are at highest risk. The appearance and use of a Panther Black Ops ship raises the potential for hot‑drops and decisive overkill — avoid isolation and schedule operations outside the observed activity windows where possible. Combat pilots responding to incidents should prepare for both high‑skill solo predators and small coordinated gangs with E‑War capability.

This advisory is based on analyst observations from 2025-11-14 to 2025-11-18 and reflects current threat posture for Mya.