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Governing community submissions: ethics first, then ingestion

The review, quarantine, and disclosure rules that community-submitted specimens will pass through before they can contribute to training cycles.

Louis Wright, MSc3 min read

NEWS / 003Governance

Sample article for layout review. It describes planned work and is not a published result.

Community submissions extend the corpus with emerging threats, but live malware carries real risk. Submissions will only be enabled once formal ethics review with the host institution is complete.

The submission path

  • Specimens are uploaded through the platform only, never by email
  • Each file is quarantined and statically triaged before any execution
  • Dynamic analysis runs in isolated, network-controlled sandboxes
  • Reviewers approve inclusion before a specimen enters a training cycle

Responsible disclosure

Where analysis reveals a previously unknown vulnerability or campaign, findings follow coordinated disclosure through the Security disclosure page before any public write-up.

NEWS / 001DEMOPlatform

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Platform v0.1: the research workspace rebuilt on Astryx

The THREATBYTES™ web platform has been rebuilt as a frontend-first research workspace, with public documentation, open registration, and a demo analysis shell ahead of the engine API.

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