Catch it once. Immune everywhere.
T-Cell is an immune system for your devices. When any machine on the network learns to stop an attack, the cure is written to a shared chain, and every other machine inherits it.
How immunity spreads
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Recognize
A scout on your computer watches what processes do, not what they are called. When a chain of actions starts to look like ransomware, it's frozen mid-step.
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Contain
A soldier wakes inside a sealed sandbox and tries containment moves until one stops the threat without breaking the apps you rely on.
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03
Prove
Five nodes test the cure. Three have to sign before it's written to the chain, so a single bad actor can't push a fake one.
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Inherit
Every connected device pulls the cure and is protected before the threat ever reaches it. If a cure misbehaves, it can be switched off everywhere at once.
Live chain
Each block is a threat a device reported or a cure the network proved. New ones arrive as devices find them.
Connecting
- Latest slot
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- Threats tracked
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- Cures committed
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- Devices immunized
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