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Mitsukeru coded update Since yesterday's beta 2 to investors, LinkSentinel got: - OAuth Redirect Monitor that warns users if the flow redirects to suspicious/malicious domains before authorising access - clipboard address swap guard (unlike the macOS standalone piece, this sits in-browser) and just focuses on text being copied and text visible on screen. You should use this in conjunction with Clipboard Address Guard. It also looks at ENS/SOL (bonfida/SNS) homographs, basically warning if an ENS/SOL name contains lookalike characters (Cyrillic/Greek) intended to deceive. LERG - which is not in beta yet, has features that look like this now: 1. Stops Ransomware Before Encryption - Canary tripwires (honey pot files that trigger on access) - Header decapitation detection (detects file corruption patterns) - Mass mutation monitoring (blocks rapid file encryption patterns) 2. Prevents Data Exfiltration - Network containment via NEFilterDataProvider - Blocks malicious C2 communication - Kill switch isolates all network traffic during attacks 3. Hardens Against Malicious Installers - Recognises trusted patterns (Homebrew, Rust, NVM, PyEnv, etc.) - Static script analysis with risk scoring - Installer domain restricts capabilities (no persistence, no new file execution) 4. Zero Trust Architecture - Biometric authentication required for High/Critical overrides - SEP-signed audit logs (tamper-proof) - CredentialGuard blocks unauthorised access to cookies, keychains, SSH keys

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