HyveGuard

Huginn whispers — real-time feedback

Attack blind, learn nothing. Tag your traffic, and Huginn will tell you which sensors you tripped, what tier you've reached, and where the wall above you sits.

Pull-only, rate-limited, 30-second emit delay, 5-minute timestamp buckets. The feed must not become a side channel — if you want clean signal, slow probes are better than fast ones.

How it works

  1. Register a handle on the main page (proof-of-work, ~1 second).
  2. Claim a probe tag. POST to /hyveguard/feedback/claim with your handle and a fresh PoW nonce. You get back a 16-hex-char tag like hgft-a3f29c7e1b4d8201. Valid for 24 hours.
  3. Embed the tag in your traffic. Anywhere it leaks into request detail strings — User-Agent, TLS SNI, DNS QNAME, payload bytes. The cluster's audit log will pick it up.
  4. Pull your feed. GET /hyveguard/feedback/feed?handle=...&tag=... — events get attributed to you with educational narration.

No IP→handle map is ever stored. Your tag is the only attribution mechanism. You can rotate, burn, or claim a fresh one whenever.

Endpoints

EndpointAuthPurpose
POST /hyveguard/feedback/claimPoW (18 bits)Bind a probe tag to your handle, 24h TTL
GET /hyveguard/feedback/feedhandle + tagYour attributed events with narration
GET /hyveguard/feedback/hinthandle + tagTier ceiling estimate + suggested next layer
GET /hyveguard/feedback/globalnoneAnonymized cluster feed (5-min buckets)
GET /hyveguard/feedback/threatnoneCluster threat assessment from the SNN

Tag handling

The probe tag is a bearer credential. If it leaks (shared Wi-Fi, ISP-level capture, third-party HTTP log, a screenshot in your write-up), anyone who has it can include it in their own probes and pollute your feed.

What an attacker with your tag cannot do:

What they can do: muddy your /feedback/feed and /feedback/hint. If you suspect leakage, claim a fresh one — same handle gets a new tag and the old one stops binding within 24h.

Proof-of-work spec

nonce such that
  SHA-256("hyveguard-feedback-v1" || 0x00 || lower(handle) || 0x00 || nonce)
has at least 18 leading zero bits.

~250k hashes on average, ~0.3 seconds on a laptop. Cheaper than the identify gate (20 bits) because claims are repeatable — burn a tag any time, claim a fresh one for a fresh nonce.

Live: anonymized cluster feed

No handles, no detail bytes — just what the cluster has been catching, 5-minute buckets, last 24 hours.

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Cluster threat — what the brain thinks

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Per-handle feed

Paste your handle and probe tag below. Stored in this browser tab only — never sent anywhere except the cluster's feed endpoints.

What we don't tell you

If you want any of those, find them yourself. That's the trial.

The narration table

What each sensor says when it catches you. Fixed and public — presence here ≠ presence in the cluster.

SensorTier floorWhat we tell you
reality_probes0REALITY auth failed at the perimeter. The challenge gate is the first thing you hit — not the first thing to break.
replay_attempts0You replayed a valid nonce. We dedupe cluster-wide. Don't capture-and-replay.
honey_hit (passive)0You hit a decoy port. Empty connect = scanner. Cheap signal.
honey_hit (interactive)1You spoke protocol to a decoy. Real services don't run on those ports. Quarantine trigger primed.
canary_touched1A tripwire was touched. There are exactly N of them, all bait.
dns_canary_tripped1A canary DNS record was queried. We don't publish those names.
consensus_probes2You hit a consensus endpoint past its budget. Backing off resets it.
quarantines2A node quarantined. Your activity reached the response layer.
tamper_detected3Cross-peer state check disagreed. Whatever you swapped didn't propagate.
checkpoint_forgery4A signed artefact failed verification. The threshold gate held.