Plant decoy AWS keys, database URLs, and API tokens across your code, configs, and CI. The instant one is used, Veil detects it, fingerprints the attacker, and issues a signed breach certificate. Decoys are quantum-seeded (simulated by default; real hardware on request), with a CSPRNG fallback.
A real credential is never used by an outsider — so the moment a decoy is, you have a high-signal breach alert with almost no false positives.
You get a realistic-looking key plus a quantum entropy proof. Commit it where an attacker would look.
Realistic AWS keys, Postgres URLs, and API tokens — each carrying an invisible watermark so shared copies stay traceable.
AWS, Postgres, and REST endpoints that answer like the real thing, with quantum-random timing jitter so honeypot-detection tricks fail.
Every trigger captures JA3, headers, request cadence, and GeoIP, cross-checked against AbuseIPDB.
Each event produces a tamper-evident, HMAC-signed certificate tying the breach back to the decoy's quantum origin.
Every decoy hides a zero-width watermark encoding who planted it and where — so if an attacker copies or resells it, you can still trace the leak. Opt in to the shared threat feed and every member benefits from fingerprints the network has already seen.
Plan tiers (Scout / Sentinel / Fortress) and their limits are live in the product. Dollar prices shown are proposed — confirm before launch.