clock-skew

Silicon Fingerprinting & Hardware OSINT Engine leveraging GPU-accelerated telemetry analysis and microscopic clock-skew variance. Built with Rust, C, and HIP/ROCm.

DCTimer is a professional Python tool for synchronizing an attacker's system or process time with a Domain Controller (DC) or NTP server. It is designed for red team operations where precise time alignment is critical (e.g., Kerberos ticket forging, replay attacks). The tool is modular, robust, operator-friendly, and suitable for real-world use.

Reconciles span timestamps across processes using causal constraints instead of trusting clocks

Client side Retry-After handling that survives clock skew and synchronized retry herds. Zero dependencies.

Interactive simulator for distributed trace chronology under clock offset, drift, and NTP steps.

Timestamp integrity for append-only logs: monotone floor, forward ceiling, cumulative backward drift

A JavaScript library for synchronizing local time with a remote server

Bounded asymmetric clock-skew allowance for nbf, iat and exp, capped against the credential's own lifetime

Merge logs from several machines and line up their clocks. Runs entirely in the browser.

Computes the overlap a key rotation actually needs from artifact lifetimes, clock skew and observed lag

Browser demo: real Ed25519, HMAC, and X.509 verification driven by a movable clock — showing which security decisions silently depend on an input cryptography cannot authenticate.