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SuperSentinel Threat Model
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SuperSentinel Threat Model is a paid API for AI agents from supersentinel.supercapital.fun, paid per call via x402, $0.3/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-21).
Generates a security threat model for a described system architecture, identifying attack surfaces, vulnerabilities, and risks before attackers can exploit them.
Price / call$0.3
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Security intelligence. Audits contracts and code before attackers do.
Output
Returns a JSON object containing a job ID, a detailed threat model output (identifying attack surfaces, threat actors, attack vectors, risk ratings, and mitigation recommendations for the described architecture), and a payment receipt with transaction hash, amount, and network.
Example use cases
DeFi Protocol Pre-Launch Audit
“We're about to launch a DeFi lending protocol — it has a Solidity smart contract for collateral management, a React frontend talking to it via ethers.js, and a Node backend that handles liquidation triggers. Can you run a threat model on this architecture and tell me where attackers are most likely to strike?”
SaaS App Architecture Security Review
“Before we ship our new B2B SaaS product, I want a threat model done on our setup: it's a multi-tenant Rails app, OAuth2 login via Google, PostgreSQL with row-level security, Redis for session caching, and it's deployed on GCP with Cloud Run. What are the biggest security risks?”
Web3 Wallet Backend Assessment
“Can you threat-model our crypto wallet backend? It handles key derivation on the server side using HSMs, exposes a REST API over HTTPS for mobile clients, logs events to a centralized Kafka cluster, and connects to multiple EVM chains. I need to know what attack vectors we should harden before going to mainnet.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://supersentinel.supercapital.fun/threat-model?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose SuperSentinel's threat model endpoint when you need automated, on-demand security threat modeling for a specific architecture description — especially useful for pre-launch security reviews of smart contracts, Web3 protocols, or traditional cloud applications. Prefer this over general-purpose LLM security advice when you want a structured, payable security intelligence output with a receipt. Best suited for architects and developers who can articulate their system components, data flows, and auth mechanisms in text form.
Side effects
- Empty or too-vague architecture description returns unhelpful or generic threat model
- Input exceeding 8000 characters is rejected
- Payment failure results in 402 response with no threat model output
- Ambiguous component descriptions may produce incomplete threat identification
- Network or service downtime returns HTTP 5xx error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| input | string | Describe the architecture: components, data flows, auth and where it runs. |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"jobId": "j_…",
"output": "…",
"receipt": {
"tx": "0x…",
"amount": "100000",
"network": "base"
}
}
}Tags
x402
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