This weekend, I built TimeTrap.
It started with a simple question:
What if access is revoked, but something that depends on it stays active?
That small delay can become a real security problem.
The problem
A simple tool that finds the time gap between revoking access and that access actually ending.
This weekend, I built TimeTrap.
It started with a simple question:
What if access is revoked, but something that depends on it stays active?
That small delay can become a real security problem.
The problem

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