Network
Scanner Network
Local scanner roles. Real Devnet attestations. Honest trust boundaries.
0
Active Nodes
0
Registered Nodes
5
Total Attestations
5
Resolved Scans
How It Works
What this deployment actually does. Solana anchoring is optional and no independent scanner operators exist.
Local scanner roles
Three analytical modules run under one operator identity. What they inspect is fixed by code, not by a registry.
0 independent nodesPackage inspection
The published tarball is checked for install scripts, obfuscation and integrity, alongside OSV advisories. Code is never executed.
ActiveSigned findings & consensus
Each role signs its findings with Ed25519. A deterministic policy returns ALLOW, REVIEW or BLOCK — there is no override flag.
ActiveOptional Solana Devnet anchor
A commitment hash can be written to Solana Devnet so anyone can confirm the evidence has not changed. This is not malware detection.
Optional
Scanner Roles
Local analytical scanner roles signing verdicts on one machine, plus any independently registered nodes (currently zero).
No independently registered scanner nodes
The node registry is empty on this deployment. Scanners appear here with their identity and scan count once they register.
Latest Consensus Activity
Verdicts signed by three local scanner roles under one operator.