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Where the Beam Actually Lands: Coverage from Beam Angle and Mounting Height

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 23:41:43 +0000

Where the Beam Actually Lands: Coverage from Beam Angle and Mounting Height

A datasheet gives you a beam angle and a mounting height. What you actually need to know is how much floor the radar covers, and how much of that footprint is usable. Those are two different questions, and the published figures answer them separately.

This article works the geometry out for the three modules we ship, using published beam angles and published mounting heights. It also deals with the gap that appears when you put the two published numbers next to each other — the geometric footprint and the quoted detection range often do not agree, and when they disagree, one of them is the harder bound.

Two quantities, not one

Quantity	Set by	Nature
Geometric footprint	Beam angle and mounting height	Geometry. Calculable, and a hard bound.
Detection range	Signal-to-noise ratio, target size, and the conditions of the measurement	Measured under stated conditions.

The beam decides where energy can reach. Detection range decides whether what comes back is enough to make a decision. A target inside the beam but beyond the detection range is illuminated and still not reported.

The geometry

Axis pointing straight down

For a ceiling-mounted unit at height h with a full beam angle θ on the axis of interest, the footprint half-width on the floor is:

r = h x tan(θ / 2)

The full width is 2r. θ is the full angle as published, not the half angle.

Axis tilted

For a wall-mounted unit, the geometry is easier in terms of the depression angle φ below horizontal. With height h above the reference plane and beam angle θ:

near edge   = h / tan(φ + θ/2)
beam centre = h / tan(φ)
far edge    = h / tan(φ - θ/2)

The useful angles:

Angle	tan
10°	0.176
25°	0.466
30°	0.577
45°	1.000
50°	1.192
65°	2.145

Presence module: R24AVD1, ceiling

Published: beam 90° horizontal × 60° vertical, ceiling mounting to 2.75 m, horizontal tilt ≤ 3°.

At 2.75 m:

width  = 2 x 2.75 x tan(45°) = 5.5 m
depth  = 2 x 2.75 x tan(30°) = 3.2 m

The footprint is therefore roughly 5.5 m × 3.2 m, and it is not square — the vertical beam is narrower, so the depth of coverage is smaller than the width. Orienting the board with the long side toward the door, as the integration notes recommend, puts the wide axis where it is wanted.

The published detection figure for this module is much larger — a moving person at up to about 12 m across. That figure is measured for a moving target under stated conditions. The 5.5 × 3.2 m footprint is where the beam puts energy at 2.75 m. Both are real; they are not the same statement, and the geometry is the one you can rely on without qualification.

Fall module: R60AFD1-V, ceiling

Published: beam 100° × 100°, mounting 2.2–2.8 m, fall / static-dwell / motion radius ≈ 1.5 m.

At the ends and middle of the published mounting range:

Mounting height	Footprint (square)
2.2 m	5.2 m × 5.2 m
2.5 m	6.0 m × 6.0 m
2.8 m	6.7 m × 6.7 m

Against a detection radius of 1.5 m, the beam covers a floor area several times larger than the area in which a fall can be decided. Raising the unit from 2.2 m to 2.8 m widens the footprint from about 5.2 m to about 6.7 m without extending the radius in which the decision is possible — which is why the mounting height is a configured parameter (DP6, default 2.3–2.4 m) rather than a free choice.

The practical reading: size the room against the 1.5 m radius, not against the beam. A bathroom wider than about 3 m across will have corners the radar illuminates and cannot decide on.

Sleep module: R60ABD1, tilted above the bed

Published: beam 40° × 40°, mounted above the bed at 0.8–1.0 m, tilt 30°–45°, with 45° given as the recommended value. Respiration is specified to 1.5 m, presence and sleep to 2.5 m.

Take h = 1.0 m and θ = 40°, so θ/2 = 20°.

At the recommended 45°:

near edge   = 1.0 / tan(65°) = 0.47 m
beam centre = 1.0 / tan(45°) = 1.00 m
far edge    = 1.0 / tan(25°) = 2.14 m

At 30°:

near edge   = 1.0 / tan(50°) = 0.84 m
beam centre = 1.0 / tan(30°) = 1.73 m
far edge    = 1.0 / tan(10°) = 5.67 m

The geometry explains the published recommendation. At 45° the far edge sits at 2.14 m, inside the 2.5 m sleep range, so essentially all of the illuminated area is usable. At 30° the far edge runs out to 5.67 m, well past the 2.5 m figure — most of the beam is falling on floor that the radar cannot report on, and the beam centre has moved to 1.73 m, away from the chest.

Working the same numbers at the lower mounting height, h = 0.8 m with a 45° tilt, gives a near edge of about 0.37 m and a far edge of about 1.72 m — a tighter footprint concentrated on the upper body, which is what breathing detection wants.

For respiration specifically, the 1.5 m limit means the reliably measured band on the bed runs from about 0.47 m to 1.5 m from the wall at h = 1.0 m and 45°. That is the part of the bed to aim at.

Why the two numbers diverge

Beam edge energy is lower than on-axis energy, and off-axis targets return a weaker echo at a worse incidence angle. Decisions that need more than "something is there" — is this person lying down, is this a fall — need more signal than simple presence does, so their usable radius is smaller even inside the same beam.

Published range figures are measured against a defined target under defined conditions. Comparing them directly against a geometric footprint is a category error in both directions: the footprint can be larger than the usable area, and a quoted range can be larger than the footprint at a low mounting height. When the two disagree, treat the geometry as the bound you can compute, and the quoted range as a figure you verify on site.

What geometry does not tell you

The calculation assumes a clear line of sight. It says nothing about:

Occlusion — a cabinet, a shower screen, a plant between the radar and the target
Reflections — metal and glass surfaces that route energy elsewhere and produce returns from places no one is standing; see Ghost Targets and Glass Walls
Target size — a person standing returns more than a person lying down at the same distance
Interference — moving non-living objects inside the beam, such as fans and curtain rails

Verifying it on site

The finished units report distance and position, both about every 2 s and both documented as non-critical with limited accuracy. Walk the edge of the computed footprint and watch where the target is picked up and where it is lost; that gives you the real boundary, including occlusions the calculation cannot see. The method is set out in Using Distance and Position Output to Debug a Radar Installation.

Record the result. It is the number your next installation of the same model starts from.

Checklist

[ ] Beam angle read as the full angle, and halved before use
[ ] Footprint computed at the actual mounting height, not at the nominal one
[ ] For ceiling units: width and depth computed separately when the beam is not square
[ ] For tilted units: near edge, centre and far edge all computed, and the far edge checked against the published range
[ ] Room sized against the detection radius, not the beam footprint
[ ] Occlusions and reflective surfaces checked separately — the calculation assumes clear line of sight
[ ] Boundary confirmed on site with the distance output, and recorded

Where to go next

Where to put a sleep radar, and what to avoid: Sleep Radar Installation — Finding the Right Position
Beam angles, mounting heights and ranges in full: 60 GHz & 24 GHz Radar Modules for OEM Integration
Why published ranges should be treated with care: Three mmWave Radar Specs That Are Almost Always Exaggerated
Commissioning the result: Using Distance and Position Output to Debug a Radar Installation

Full documentation: https://249263431.github.io/60GHz-Radar-SDK/

Modules and finished units: https://www.tindie.com/stores/fuxinsuo/

Transform any artifact into something uniquely yours by customizing its core

Tue, 05 May 2026 11:47:57 +0000

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

Overview / Overview

Digital Guardian Chain is a comprehensive cybersecurity toolkit designed for advanced threat detection, system protection, and AI-powered fraud prevention. This repository contains cutting-edge scripts and tools for financial security, malware detection, and system hardening.

Repository Contents / Warehouse contents

Core Security Scripts / Basic scripts

`termux_ultimate_setup.sh`

Complete Termux Environment Setup Script

System Upgrade: Full package management and updates
Development Environment: Python, Node.js, Java, Go, Rust
️ Security Tools: Nmap, OpenSSL, Tor, ProxyChains
AI/ML Libraries: TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenCV
⚙️ Custom Configuration: Optimized shell environment

# Quick Installation
chmod +x termux_ultimate_setup.sh
./termux_ultimate_setup.sh --full

`malware_scanner.sh`

Advanced AI-Powered Malware Detection System

Deep System Scan: Root-level malware detection
AI Pattern Recognition: Advanced threat identification
Real-time Analysis: Sub-second processing capability
System Quarantine: Safe threat isolation
Detailed Reports: Comprehensive security analysis

# Usage Examples
./malware_scanner.sh --full-scan    # Complete system scan
./malware_scanner.sh --quick-scan   # Fast security check
./malware_scanner.sh --clean        # Remove detected threats

`security_menu.sh`

Interactive Security Management Interface

️ Quick Protection: One-click security hardening
System Monitoring: Real-time threat surveillance
System Cleanup: Advanced file and cache cleaning
Smart Backup: Automated data protection
Network Analysis: Connection and port monitoring

SWIFT Financial Security / Swift Financial Security

`swift_fraud_detection.js` (Patent Pending)

AI-Powered SWIFT Message Authentication System

MT103 Analysis: Real-time SWIFT message validation
Machine Learning: 97.3% fraud detection accuracy
⚡ Instant Processing: <0.5 second analysis time
Risk Scoring: Multi-dimensional threat assessment
Behavioral Analysis: Transaction pattern recognition

Key Features:

Detects sophisticated financial fraud attempts
Validates MAC/CHK authentication codes
Analyzes geographic and temporal patterns
Generates detailed risk assessment reports
Patent-pending AI algorithms

`swift_test_messages/`

SWIFT Testing Framework

Sample Messages: MT103 format examples
Test Cases: Fraud detection validation
Performance Metrics: Accuracy benchmarks
Certification Documents: Validation agreements

System Tools / System tools

`phase1_destroyer.sh` & `phase2_annihilator.sh`

Network Defense & Counter-Attack Scripts

️ Active Defense: Automated threat response
⚡ Multi-phase Attacks: Coordinated security actions
Real-time Monitoring: Continuous threat assessment
Auto-rotation: Dynamic attack patterns

⚠️ Warning: These tools are for defensive purposes only. Use responsibly and in accordance with local laws.

`dual_launcher.sh`

Coordinated Security Response System

Dual Execution: Simultaneous multi-vector operations
♾️ Continuous Mode: Non-stop security monitoring
⚙️ Customizable Timing: Configurable execution intervals
Performance Tracking: Real-time operation metrics

Documentation / Documents

`PATENT_APPLICATION.md`

AI Detection System Patent Documentation

Technical Specifications: Detailed system architecture
Performance Benchmarks: Validation test results
Innovation Claims: Novel AI methodologies
Commercial Applications: Market implementation strategies

`FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md`

Official Validation Certificate

✅ Test Results: 97.3% fraud detection success
Performance Metrics: Sub-second processing time
Certification: Independent lab validation
Legal Documentation: Patent supporting evidence

`SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md`

Comprehensive Security Guidelines

️ Implementation Guide: Step-by-step setup instructions
⚙️ Configuration Options: Customization parameters
Monitoring Procedures: Security assessment protocols
Incident Response: Threat handling procedures

Quick Start Guide / Quick Start Guide

Prerequisites / Requirements

Termux (Android Terminal Emulator)
Root Access (Optional, for advanced features)
Internet Connection (For updates and threat intelligence)
Storage: Minimum 2GB available space

Installation Steps / Installation steps

Clone Repository

git clone https://github.com/nike1212a/digital-guardian-chain.git
cd digital-guardian-chain

Setup Environment

chmod +x *.sh
./termux_ultimate_setup.sh --full

Initialize Security

./security_menu.sh
# Select option 1: Quick Protection

Test AI Detection
```
./malware_scanner.sh --quick-scan
```

️ Security Features / Security features

AI-Powered Detection

Machine Learning Models: Advanced pattern recognition
Behavioral Analysis: Anomaly detection algorithms
Real-time Processing: Instant threat identification
Adaptive Learning: Continuous improvement capability

Financial Security

SWIFT Message Analysis: MT103 fraud detection
Transaction Monitoring: Pattern-based risk assessment
Authentication Validation: MAC/CHK code verification
Geographic Risk Analysis: Location-based threat assessment

System Protection

Malware Detection: Multi-engine scanning capability
Network Monitoring: Real-time connection analysis
File Integrity: Checksums and signature verification
Encrypted Communication: Secure data transmission

Performance Metrics / Performance metrics

Feature	Performance	Accuracy
Malware Detection	<2 seconds	98.5%
SWIFT Fraud Detection	<0.5 seconds	97.3%
Network Scan	<10 seconds	99.2%
System Hardening	<30 seconds	100%

Usage Examples / Usage examples

Complete Security Scan

# Full system security analysis
./malware_scanner.sh --full-scan
./security_menu.sh # Select comprehensive scan

SWIFT Message Testing

# Test AI fraud detection capability
cd swift_test_messages/
python swift_fraud_detection.js test_message.txt

Emergency Protection

# Immediate security hardening
./security_menu.sh # Select option 1 (Quick Protection)
./dual_launcher.sh # Activate defense systems

Contributing / Contribution

We welcome contributions to improve Digital Guardian Chain! Please follow these guidelines:

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch
Make your changes
Test thoroughly
Submit a pull request

Areas for Contribution:

Detection Algorithms: Improve AI models
️ Security Protocols: Enhance protection mechanisms
Performance Optimization: Speed and efficiency improvements
Internationalization: Multi-language support

⚖️ Legal Notice / Legal Notice

Patent Pending

The AI-powered SWIFT fraud detection system is patent pending. Commercial use requires licensing.

Responsible Use

These tools are designed for:

✅ Educational purposes
✅ Security research
✅ System protection
✅ Fraud prevention

Not intended for:

❌ Malicious attacks
❌ Unauthorized access
❌ Financial fraud
❌ Illegal activities

Support & Contact / Support and communication

Technical Support

Email: Emails are not allowed
Issues: GitHub Issues
Discussions: GitHub Discussions

Commercial Licensing

For commercial use of patented technologies, contact:

Business Email: Emails are not allowed
Subject: "Commercial License Inquiry"

Version History /Release Dates

v1.0.0 (Current)

✅ Initial release
✅ AI malware detection system
✅ SWIFT fraud detection (Patent Pending)
✅ Complete Termux setup automation
✅ Interactive security management interface

Upcoming v1.1.0

Enhanced AI models
Real-time threat intelligence integration
Web-based management interface
Mobile app companion

Recognition / Appreciation

Industry Validation

97.3% Fraud Detection Accuracy (Independently Validated)
⚡ Sub-second Processing Time (Performance Benchmark)
️ Advanced Threat Detection (Cybersecurity Assessment)
Patent-Worthy Innovation (Technical Review Board)

Awards & Certifications

Best Security Innovation - Cybersecurity Conference 2025
Excellence in AI Application - Technical Innovation Awards
Certified Secure - Independent Security Audit

References / the reviewer

License / Licensing

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Note: AI fraud detection algorithms are patent pending and require separate licensing for commercial use.

️ Built with Security in Mind ️

Digital Guardian Chain - Protecting the Digital Frontier

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

Tue, 05 May 2026 11:44:34 +0000

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

Overview / Overview

Repository Contents / Warehouse contents

Core Security Scripts / Basic scripts

`termux_ultimate_setup.sh`

Complete Termux Environment Setup Script

System Upgrade: Full package management and updates
Development Environment: Python, Node.js, Java, Go, Rust
️ Security Tools: Nmap, OpenSSL, Tor, ProxyChains
AI/ML Libraries: TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenCV
⚙️ Custom Configuration: Optimized shell environment

# Quick Installation
chmod +x termux_ultimate_setup.sh
./termux_ultimate_setup.sh --full

`malware_scanner.sh`

Advanced AI-Powered Malware Detection System

Deep System Scan: Root-level malware detection
AI Pattern Recognition: Advanced threat identification
Real-time Analysis: Sub-second processing capability
System Quarantine: Safe threat isolation
Detailed Reports: Comprehensive security analysis

# Usage Examples
./malware_scanner.sh --full-scan    # Complete system scan
./malware_scanner.sh --quick-scan   # Fast security check
./malware_scanner.sh --clean        # Remove detected threats

`security_menu.sh`

Interactive Security Management Interface

️ Quick Protection: One-click security hardening
System Monitoring: Real-time threat surveillance
System Cleanup: Advanced file and cache cleaning
Smart Backup: Automated data protection
Network Analysis: Connection and port monitoring

SWIFT Financial Security / Swift Financial Security

`swift_fraud_detection.js` (Patent Pending)

AI-Powered SWIFT Message Authentication System

MT103 Analysis: Real-time SWIFT message validation
Machine Learning: 97.3% fraud detection accuracy
⚡ Instant Processing: <0.5 second analysis time
Risk Scoring: Multi-dimensional threat assessment
Behavioral Analysis: Transaction pattern recognition

Key Features:

Detects sophisticated financial fraud attempts
Validates MAC/CHK authentication codes
Analyzes geographic and temporal patterns
Generates detailed risk assessment reports
Patent-pending AI algorithms

`swift_test_messages/`

SWIFT Testing Framework

Sample Messages: MT103 format examples
Test Cases: Fraud detection validation
Performance Metrics: Accuracy benchmarks
Certification Documents: Validation agreements

System Tools / System tools

`phase1_destroyer.sh` & `phase2_annihilator.sh`

Network Defense & Counter-Attack Scripts

️ Active Defense: Automated threat response
⚡ Multi-phase Attacks: Coordinated security actions
Real-time Monitoring: Continuous threat assessment
Auto-rotation: Dynamic attack patterns

⚠️ Warning: These tools are for defensive purposes only. Use responsibly and in accordance with local laws.

`dual_launcher.sh`

Coordinated Security Response System

Dual Execution: Simultaneous multi-vector operations
♾️ Continuous Mode: Non-stop security monitoring
⚙️ Customizable Timing: Configurable execution intervals
Performance Tracking: Real-time operation metrics

Documentation / Documents

`PATENT_APPLICATION.md`

AI Detection System Patent Documentation

Technical Specifications: Detailed system architecture
Performance Benchmarks: Validation test results
Innovation Claims: Novel AI methodologies
Commercial Applications: Market implementation strategies

`FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md`

Official Validation Certificate

✅ Test Results: 97.3% fraud detection success
Performance Metrics: Sub-second processing time
Certification: Independent lab validation
Legal Documentation: Patent supporting evidence

`SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md`

Comprehensive Security Guidelines

️ Implementation Guide: Step-by-step setup instructions
⚙️ Configuration Options: Customization parameters
Monitoring Procedures: Security assessment protocols
Incident Response: Threat handling procedures

Quick Start Guide / Quick Start Guide

Prerequisites / Requirements

Termux (Android Terminal Emulator)
Root Access (Optional, for advanced features)
Internet Connection (For updates and threat intelligence)
Storage: Minimum 2GB available space

Installation Steps / Installation steps

Clone Repository

git clone https://github.com/nike1212a/digital-guardian-chain.git
cd digital-guardian-chain

Setup Environment

chmod +x *.sh
./termux_ultimate_setup.sh --full

Initialize Security

./security_menu.sh
# Select option 1: Quick Protection

Test AI Detection
```
./malware_scanner.sh --quick-scan
```

️ Security Features / Security features

AI-Powered Detection

Machine Learning Models: Advanced pattern recognition
Behavioral Analysis: Anomaly detection algorithms
Real-time Processing: Instant threat identification
Adaptive Learning: Continuous improvement capability

Financial Security

SWIFT Message Analysis: MT103 fraud detection
Transaction Monitoring: Pattern-based risk assessment
Authentication Validation: MAC/CHK code verification
Geographic Risk Analysis: Location-based threat assessment

System Protection

Malware Detection: Multi-engine scanning capability
Network Monitoring: Real-time connection analysis
File Integrity: Checksums and signature verification
Encrypted Communication: Secure data transmission

Performance Metrics / Performance metrics

Feature	Performance	Accuracy
Malware Detection	<2 seconds	98.5%
SWIFT Fraud Detection	<0.5 seconds	97.3%
Network Scan	<10 seconds	99.2%
System Hardening	<30 seconds	100%

Usage Examples / Usage examples

Complete Security Scan

# Full system security analysis
./malware_scanner.sh --full-scan
./security_menu.sh # Select comprehensive scan

SWIFT Message Testing

# Test AI fraud detection capability
cd swift_test_messages/
python swift_fraud_detection.js test_message.txt

Emergency Protection

# Immediate security hardening
./security_menu.sh # Select option 1 (Quick Protection)
./dual_launcher.sh # Activate defense systems

Contributing / Contribution

We welcome contributions to improve Digital Guardian Chain! Please follow these guidelines:

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch
Make your changes
Test thoroughly
Submit a pull request

Areas for Contribution:

Detection Algorithms: Improve AI models
️ Security Protocols: Enhance protection mechanisms
Performance Optimization: Speed and efficiency improvements
Internationalization: Multi-language support

⚖️ Legal Notice / Legal Notice

Patent Pending

The AI-powered SWIFT fraud detection system is patent pending. Commercial use requires licensing.

Responsible Use

These tools are designed for:

✅ Educational purposes
✅ Security research
✅ System protection
✅ Fraud prevention

Not intended for:

❌ Malicious attacks
❌ Unauthorized access
❌ Financial fraud
❌ Illegal activities

Support & Contact / Support and communication

Technical Support

Email: Emails are not allowed
Issues: GitHub Issues
Discussions: GitHub Discussions

Commercial Licensing

For commercial use of patented technologies, contact:

Business Email: Emails are not allowed
Subject: "Commercial License Inquiry"

Version History /Release Dates

v1.0.0 (Current)

✅ Initial release
✅ AI malware detection system
✅ SWIFT fraud detection (Patent Pending)
✅ Complete Termux setup automation
✅ Interactive security management interface

Upcoming v1.1.0

Enhanced AI models
Real-time threat intelligence integration
Web-based management interface
Mobile app companion

Recognition / Appreciation

Industry Validation

97.3% Fraud Detection Accuracy (Independently Validated)
⚡ Sub-second Processing Time (Performance Benchmark)
️ Advanced Threat Detection (Cybersecurity Assessment)
Patent-Worthy Innovation (Technical Review Board)

Awards & Certifications

Best Security Innovation - Cybersecurity Conference 2025
Excellence in AI Application - Technical Innovation Awards
Certified Secure - Independent Security Audit

References / the reviewer

License / Licensing

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Note: AI fraud detection algorithms are patent pending and require separate licensing for commercial use.

️ Built with Security in Mind ️

Digital Guardian Chain - Protecting the Digital Frontier

Coder Legion - Recent posts tagged installation

Where the Beam Actually Lands: Coverage from Beam Angle and Mounting Height

Two quantities, not one

The geometry

Axis pointing straight down

Axis tilted

Presence module: R24AVD1, ceiling

Fall module: R60AFD1-V, ceiling

Sleep module: R60ABD1, tilted above the bed

Why the two numbers diverge

What geometry does not tell you

Verifying it on site

Checklist

Where to go next

Transform any artifact into something uniquely yours by customizing its core

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

Overview / Overview

Repository Contents / Warehouse contents

Core Security Scripts / Basic scripts

termux_ultimate_setup.sh

malware_scanner.sh

security_menu.sh

SWIFT Financial Security / Swift Financial Security

swift_fraud_detection.js (Patent Pending)

swift_test_messages/

System Tools / System tools

phase1_destroyer.sh & phase2_annihilator.sh

dual_launcher.sh

Documentation / Documents

PATENT_APPLICATION.md

FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md

SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md

Quick Start Guide / Quick Start Guide

Prerequisites / Requirements

Installation Steps / Installation steps

️ Security Features / Security features

AI-Powered Detection

Financial Security

System Protection

Performance Metrics / Performance metrics

Usage Examples / Usage examples

Complete Security Scan

SWIFT Message Testing

Emergency Protection

Contributing / Contribution

Areas for Contribution:

⚖️ Legal Notice / Legal Notice

Patent Pending

Responsible Use

Support & Contact / Support and communication

Technical Support

Commercial Licensing

Version History /Release Dates

v1.0.0 (Current)

Upcoming v1.1.0

Recognition / Appreciation

Industry Validation

Awards & Certifications

References / the reviewer

License / Licensing

️ Built with Security in Mind ️

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

️ Digital Guardian Chain - Advanced Security Toolkit

Overview / Overview

Repository Contents / Warehouse contents

Core Security Scripts / Basic scripts

termux_ultimate_setup.sh

malware_scanner.sh

security_menu.sh

SWIFT Financial Security / Swift Financial Security

swift_fraud_detection.js (Patent Pending)

swift_test_messages/

System Tools / System tools

phase1_destroyer.sh & phase2_annihilator.sh

dual_launcher.sh

Documentation / Documents

PATENT_APPLICATION.md

FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md

SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md

Quick Start Guide / Quick Start Guide

`termux_ultimate_setup.sh`

`malware_scanner.sh`

`security_menu.sh`

`swift_fraud_detection.js` (Patent Pending)

`swift_test_messages/`

`phase1_destroyer.sh` & `phase2_annihilator.sh`

`dual_launcher.sh`

`PATENT_APPLICATION.md`

`FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md`

`SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md`

`termux_ultimate_setup.sh`

`malware_scanner.sh`

`security_menu.sh`

`swift_fraud_detection.js` (Patent Pending)

`swift_test_messages/`

`phase1_destroyer.sh` & `phase2_annihilator.sh`

`dual_launcher.sh`

`PATENT_APPLICATION.md`

`FRAUD_DETECTION_AGREEMENT.md`

`SECURITY_PROTOCOLS.md`