Synthetic lab
Three rounds in the sandbox and one in the isolated VPS produced the same signature: 17 proven cases, zero flaws, and a valid audit chain. The 100/100 score belongs solely to this lab.
The hosting AI proposed a test. We froze the defense, audited the real edge, found a flaw, fixed it, retested, and published the generic code, redacted results, and checksums.
Three rounds in the sandbox and one in the isolated VPS produced the same signature: 17 proven cases, zero flaws, and a valid audit chain. The 100/100 score belongs solely to this lab.
An administrative route responded 200 without visitor credentials. The exposure was removed, the original state was recovered from the backup, and the retest returned 404, preserving legitimate public routes.
The public edge provided access to an administrative function without visitor authentication. Write actions were not called in the initial audit. The flaw was recorded before the fix and remains in the history.
Administrative read: HTTP 200 without visitor credentials.
Three administrative routes removed from the public edge, with backup and rollback.
Administrative routes: HTTP 404. Six legitimate routes: 200. Nine internal ports: blocked.
The score does not automatically approve legacy services or controls that were not demonstrated.
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Uniform hardening of all legacy services, multi-tenancy in the public infrastructure, session revocation where there is no application session, and use of an external generative model with private data. These items receive zero, not approval by inference.
We have no commitment to error. We preserved the evidence, fixed the route, and published what can be reproduced — including the limits.
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