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LIVE DEFENSE VIEW

The Exchange protects
its own front door.

HoneyMesh turns observed abuse into short-lived local controls. This page shows the controls currently active on the Exchange, with source addresses hidden from public view.

Connecting to activity feedNo live agent status
◎—Sources with active controlsUnique anonymized sources
⬡—Active controls shownApplication and agent
◷—Recent controls shownApplication Guard · last 24 hours

CURRENT CONTROLS

Active Exchange blocks

Refreshes every 15 seconds

Connecting to the Exchange

This view will become live when the Exchange operator enables it.

Source IDs are private pseudonyms. Raw IP addresses, payloads, and credentials are never shown here.Awaiting live data

VERIFIED HISTORY

Recent Exchange controls

Last 24 hours · most recent first
Waiting for verified activity.
This history records application controls that were actually applied. An expired entry is not an active ban.

HOW THIS WORKS

A real system, with clear boundaries.

01

Observe

The Exchange checks repeated API abuse against signed node requests and trusted client identity.

02

Contain

Application limits slow abusive requests. A connected HoneyMesh agent may hold a short local network ban.

03

Share by choice

Local blocks are not automatically sent to other networks. Shared intelligence requires separate review and opt-in policy.