Published sample — not live customer evidence

Access removed proof

Synthetic method sample from the OffSec suite. Not a public buyer product card on the catalogue. Not live customer evidence, not access mutation, and not universal access-elimination.

Method sample

Access removed proof

Situation: prove one named access-removal event with sanitised before/after observations — without claiming every shadow path is gone or that a credential can never still be used.

Product: OFFSEC-ACCESS-REMOVEDRun: pr_access_removed_demo_20260711130000Status: Synthetic — not liveNot a public product card

How to use this sample

  1. 1. Read the walkthrough

    Open BUYER_WALKTHROUGH.md for the inspection order of this synthetic access-removal package.

  2. 2. Compare before and after

    Inspect sanitised before/after observations for the admitted opaque subjects and access paths.

  3. 3. Read findings

    Findings name remaining or unresolved scope — not that every possible path was discovered.

  4. 4. Stay inside the boundary

    This sample does not revoke access, validate credentials, or prove compromise absence.

What you can inspect

  • sanitised before/after observations for one named event
  • findings for remaining or unresolved scope
  • receipt, evidence manifest, and hash sidecars
  • buyer walkthrough and offline verification path

Package files

Proofpack bytes are published as a .proofpack file (ZIP-compatible contents). Prefer the listed package files for browser inspection.

Offline verification

Offline product verifier path: witnessops-access-removed verify with the proofpack ZIP, detached signature, and separately obtained trust registries. Require status: valid for named checks only.

Trust registries for this sample are synthetic and test-only. Obtain any production trust material through a channel separate from the proofpack. /verify is for supported public receipt types; this suite sample is inspected primarily via the package files and offline product verifier.

Boundaries

  • No access mutation, credential validation, secrets, or universal access-elimination claim.
  • Not a public catalogue product card — method/example only.
  • Not a compromise claim or compliance certification.
  • Synthetic trust keys only — not production signing custody.
  • Not live customer evidence, production verification for your environment, or compliance certification.