Exploit availability
Public capability
Example row showing how proof-of-concept, module, or detection artifacts would be separated from exploitation evidence.
Platform
Phase 1 establishes the shell, navigation, locked states, empty states, loading states, and error states without connecting private intelligence data.
Pulse
Designed to show current priority, recent activity, observed exploitation, exploit availability, Early Alerts, emerging clusters, watch signals, IOC movement, and vendor/product movement.
A bounded presentation state showing the intelligence categories Hidden Intel can surface after authenticated access is connected.
Public capability
Example row showing how proof-of-concept, module, or detection artifacts would be separated from exploitation evidence.
Authority-backed
Example row for exploitation evidence such as canonical exploited-in-the-wild reporting or KEV-style authority signals.
Pre-canonical signal
Example row for security activity that may form before a complete CVE record exists.
Premium feeds, API access, and custom webhooks show upgrade states instead of failing silently.
Customer assets are sensitive and are not represented with fabricated inventory in this phase.
A production integration error should preserve context and provide a safe retry path.
Platform
Phase 1 establishes the product surface while leaving production APIs, authentication, billing, and entitlements for later server-side integration.
Permanent product API credentials and sync secrets must stay out of browser code, HTML, storage, logs, and source maps.
Authenticated customer state is designed around organizations, membership, profiles, billing mirrors, and default-deny access.
Available, locked, upgrade-required, trialing, active, past-due, suspended, and canceled states are represented without relying only on hidden navigation.
Checkout, billing portal, subscription lifecycle, and entitlement synchronization are reserved for the billing phase.