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PZ Writes the Daily Security Story: full documentation
By Fractal Research Organization · Last updated Nov 8, 2026 (America/Denver). This page documents the experiment at a level that is safe to publish. Raw notebooks, settings and anything security-sensitive stay private. Everything here is early unless it says otherwise.
The question · Status and schedule · Method · What is measured · Results so far · Nulls, misses, failures and corrections · Limitations and what we do not claim · Public artifacts · Changelog
The question
Can ParadigmZero write an honest, plain-language daily account of what knocks on our servers, from checked numbers?
Status and schedule
Running, nightly. A new chapter is written shortly after midnight Mountain Time for the day before.
Method
- Daily numbers are collected read-only from both servers and checked.
- PZ writes the daily chapter from those numbers. Feature chapters are written and reviewed by the FRO team.
- A safety screen keeps addresses, settings and defense details out; sources are shortened to network ranges.
What is measured
- Failed or invalid SSH sign-ins, automatic bans, web probes, product sign-in failures, alerts
Results so far
Chapters run from Oct 30 to the present. On Nov 8 we added a note explaining how "Break-ins: 0" is counted, after a full review of accepted SSH logins from Oct 24 to Nov 8 found every one matched our own access.
Nulls, misses, failures and corrections
- Some chapters say defenses "held". Whether a specific tool, including FNAI Sentinel, stopped any given attempt is unverified.
- The Nov 8 daily chapter was not yet written when this page was published.
Limitations and what we do not claim
- Counts come from our own logs and can miss what logs do not record.
- PZ is a small model; the team checks numbers before publishing.
Public artifacts
Changelog
- Oct 30, 2026: first chapters.
- Nov 8: break-in counting note added; this documentation page added.