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| ## Core Capabilities | ||
| - 🔐 **Dual-layer protection** – Tripolar spectral masking plus AES-256/Fernet | ||
| encryption for every message. |
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Correct encryption strength described for Fernet layer
The README states the system uses “AES‑256/Fernet” for message protection, but the implementation relies on cryptography.fernet, which is AES‑128 in CBC with HMAC (crypto_layer.py). Advertising AES‑256 overstates the security properties and can mislead users evaluating the protocol. Please adjust the wording here (and in the pipeline diagram) to match the actual Fernet construction.
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| ## Cover Traffic & HTTP Mimicry | ||
| The ScorpioSync addon produces configurable dummy payloads: | ||
| - Enable by editing `config.py`: | ||
| ```python | ||
| ENABLE_COVER_TRAFFIC = True | ||
| COVER_MIN_INTERVAL_S = 20 | ||
| COVER_MAX_INTERVAL_S = 45 | ||
| ENABLE_HTTP_MIMICRY = True | ||
| ENABLE_ZW_STEGANO = False # Off by default for responsible use | ||
| ``` | ||
| - `addons/scorpiosync_generators_complete.py` contains packet templates and | ||
| schedulers. | ||
| - `example_cover_traffic_integration.py` demonstrates embedding the generators | ||
| into a custom transport loop. |
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Clarify cover-traffic config does not activate addon by itself
The cover-traffic section suggests that toggling flags in config.py enables ScorpioSync. None of the shipped applications (neccrit_pyqt6.py, spectralship_engine_duallayer.py) import these flags, and the generators are only wired up in example_cover_traffic_integration.py. Editing the config therefore has no effect for normal GUI/CLI usage, which can give a false sense of camouflage. The docs should explain that developers must explicitly integrate addons.scorpiosync_adapter for the settings to do anything.
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| ## AngelCore Surveillance Detection | ||
| AngelCore evaluates CPU load, RAM idle percentage, mouse entropy, timing deltas, | ||
| and microphone noise floor to label the environment: | ||
| - `SAFE` – Normal metrics; chat operates normally. | ||
| - `UNCERTAIN` – Suspicious signals; GUI highlights caution but remains usable. | ||
| - `ALERT` – High risk; GUI blacks out history, disables input, and displays | ||
| camouflage to deter shoulder surfing. | ||
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Describe AngelCore as simulated metrics rather than real sensors
The AngelCore overview claims it evaluates CPU load, RAM, mouse activity, timing deltas and microphone noise to classify the environment. In the GUI implementation (neccrit_pyqt6.py lines 553‑567) those values are generated with random each cycle; no system APIs are queried even when the feature is enabled. This documentation oversells surveillance detection capabilities and may mislead users into trusting protection that is not actually provided. Consider documenting that the current implementation uses placeholder/random metrics.
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