What it does
At the protocol boundary, OSIGate removes the conditions a pre-auth RCE needs to exist. The vulnerable path is not guarded — it is not there.
Claim 04 — OSIGATE
The pre-auth exploit that has nowhere to land.
OSIGate makes a class of pre-authentication remote-code-execution structurally unreachable at the protocol boundary. The class is eliminated, not detected — there is no signature to keep current because there is no path to reach.
Patent-pendingWhy it matters
Detection races the attacker and depends on signatures. Removing the class means the most dangerous category — code execution before authentication — has no route to begin with.
- Pre-auth RCE class made unreachable
- Enforced at the protocol boundary
- Eliminated, not detected
- Patent-pending
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