Research corpus

The corpus is a navigable record of how Omoikane Labs turns intelligence into bounded security tests.

The corpus begins with the rules that public work must satisfy. Findings, framework documentation, datasets, and talk records will join it only when they exist.

What belongs here

• Methods that can be inspected independently of a finding.
• Evidence states and uncertainty that readers can distinguish quickly.
• Public artifacts with stable identity, provenance, scope, and limitations.
• Framework documentation written for reproducible use.

What does not

Private targets, embargoed findings, live credentials, unreviewed output, and activity written to make the lab look busy remain outside the public corpus.