PatchMyBox.

CYBER SALVAGE · WORKING PROTOTYPE

A safer box.
A clear way
to help.

Let researchers safely patch your system in production—even if they need root. Publish the permission, scope, and evidence you expect.

Make my patchmybox.txt

No account. No upfront deposit.
Your draft stays in this browser.

01 / YOUR SCOPE

An invitation,
with clear boundaries.

The default permits root access when needed and safe self-applied production repairs within your stated scope. Researchers verify owner authority first; no separate advance approval is required.

02 / USEFUL EVIDENCE

A good patch.
An honest record.

Ask for tests, a change record, and evidence of conduct within a stated window. No receipt can prove nothing was ever copied.

03 / YOUR DECISION

Review first.
Fund afterwards.

Publishing costs no deposit and promises no reward. Researchers should understand the owner may decline to pay.

YOUR FIRST STEP

Make your invitation.

Fill in the essentials, then download and host the file yourself. This page does not register, verify, or publish your system.

COLLABORATION DETAILSBrowser-local

Use public contact and scope details only. Never enter credentials, customer data, or exploit details. Required fields are marked *.

Be precise. Owning a domain does not give authority over every connected system.

For example, a previously verified organizational contact. A key found only on the target is not independent verification.

How should permission work?
Add scope, evidence, and mediation details
Additional evidence to request
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LIVE PREVIEW

patchmybox.txt

TXT

Your selected permission and evidence terms. Review every section before publishing.

AFTER DOWNLOADING

Review the file, publish it at a stable HTTPS URL such as /patchmybox.txt, and share the exact link. Researchers must verify your authority and stay within the standing or case-specific permission you give.

FOLLOW AN EXAMPLE CASE

How a payment could work.

Explore the path from verified permission to withdrawal—and what happens when a decision is challenged.

SIMULATION ONLYNo wallet, real money, blockchain calls, or verified repair. “Demo units” have no value.
EXAMPLE CASE / ONE REPAIR
  1. Scope
  2. Patch
  3. Review
  4. Fund
  5. Settle

The owner funds only after reviewing and accepting the patch. A challenge pauses release for an independent appeal reviewer. Finalization creates a credit; the fixed recipient withdraws it.

Inspect the initial contract.

The simulation explains the intended workflow. Contract source is a separate, unaudited prototype; it is not deployed or connected to this page.

Solidity source ↓Contract notes ↗

THE PROPOSED GROUP COMPANION

Build the tools.
Work through the hard cases.

At patch.souk.network, offensive and defensive researchers would develop common tools and protocols, mediate private patch cases, and review payment decisions.

A proposed destination. Confirm availability and the identities of individual mediators before relying on them.

Explore the Souk companion