Nodus Fortis · Sovereign Black Box

Stealth spoof — detection replay The slow sideways drag: the attack that walks an unprotected drone off course with no alarm.

Simulation replay
CROSS-TRACK ERROR (m) DISTANCE FLOWN ALONG INTENDED PATH → INTENDED
Ready
Cross-track error
0.0m
How far the drone actually is from the course it was told to fly. Bigger = further off track.
Doubt level — is the GPS being faked?
0.00/ 8.0 cut-off
trusting GPSGPS rejected
The device's own suspicion score. The instant it crosses the 8.0 cut-off line, it stops trusting GPS and protects the flight.
t+0.0 s
Intended course Actual course · protected Actual course · drifting Sever event
What this is — and what it proves Built from Nodus Fortis's validated closed-loop simulation against a real flight-controller stack. The figures shown — sever time, cross-track error, drift distance, doubt level — are measured simulation results, not artwork. It demonstrates that the detection logic works: it catches a stealth attack in seconds and stays silent on a clean flight. It is not a claim about the physical board, which is pending bench validation. The path geometry is drawn to scale from the measured endpoints; time is compressed for viewing.