// KÜNSTLICHE INTELLIGENZ MATRIX · LIVE
ATTACKERS KNOCK. CERBERUS ANSWERS.Three heads that never sleep. Every attacker banned, every block sealed — live, as you watch.
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// INSTALL · THE GUARDIAN ON YOUR HOME SCREEN
Three heads on your home screen. The live attack map, every attacker banned and the RichX Notary blocks — one tap away, full screen, no app store.
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CERBERUS is the autonomous defense grid of the Rich Empire's own infrastructure. It watches the servers, bans SSH brute-force and web-exploit attackers the moment they show up, and shares every ban across the grid — ban once, ban everywhere.
No. CERBERUS is not for sale and takes no clients. It guards the Rich Empire's own servers and projects — renomex.app, crediio.com, yooo.digital, RichX Chain and RichX Units — and nothing else.
Yes. Every ban count, country and IP address is read live from the CERBERUS database, and every block from the chains themselves. Nothing on this page is simulated.
The RichX Notary box shows RichX Units (chain ID 20261103, coin RZX), the public proof chain where RichX Proof seals and RICHTVX reports are timestamped. Every stamp is paid in RZX gas.
Tap INSTALL CERBERUS above. On iPhone, open cerberus.kim in Safari, tap Share and choose Add to Home Screen. On Android and on computers, use the browser's Install app option.
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One command puts a Linux server under guard. CERBERUS bans SSH brute-force attackers within seconds, never locks you out, e-mails you when something matters and — for RichX Chain projects — watches your contracts block by block.
SSH brute force, password spraying, credential stuffing. Banned at the firewall after a few tries — before one guess ever lands.
Bots hunting /.env, /.git, backups, phpinfo, admin panels. The request that hunts your secrets is the one that gets them banned.
Rogue cron jobs, planted SSH keys, ld.so.preload and shell-profile hijacks, new sudo members. The anchors an intruder drops to survive a reboot — watched, and the moment one appears you know.
Process injection, in-memory and memfd payloads, library preloading — the malware tricks that never touch disk. Seen at the syscall, not the file.
Cleared auth logs, disabled history, killed watchdogs. When an intruder tries to erase their tracks, the erasure is itself the alarm.
Unauthorised ownership, role, pause and upgrade events, and transfers above your threshold on watched RichX Chain contracts — e-mailed the moment the block seals.
Three intelligences, one defense system — hardening, hunting and proof.
