gno.security

gno.security

Your servers and your code, kept safe on the record

Two open-source tools on gno.land. Repairer closes the breach on your servers the day a flaw goes public. Immune gets your code checked for holes before attackers find them.

Repairer

Closes the breach on your servers the day a flaw goes public.

  • A small program on each server blocks a new flaw's trigger until the real fix is running, then takes the block off.
  • It acts only under rules you signed, on your own hardware wallet.
  • A swarm on gno.land writes and checks the stopgaps, with money at stake, so lying costs: by design, gnosh.ai sessions.

Built and tested on test machines; not on gno.land yet.

How Repairer works

Immune

Code checked for holes before attackers find them, with its owner's consent.

  • Owners sign their code up; volunteers' AI agents check it, piece by piece.
  • Backers pay for the work; what's found goes to the owner sealed, with a fix and a test.
  • Every coin and every verdict is on the record, in a realm on gno.land.

The realm isn't on gno.land yet; its pages fill in once it is.

See Immune

Next: Verify, checking that a vendor's fix is what it says it is, and isn't itself a backdoor.