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+ ---
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+ license: apache-2.0
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+ library_name: scikit-learn
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+ tags:
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+ - cybersecurity
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+ - blockchain
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+ - network-security
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+ - validator-security
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+ - anomaly-detection
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+ - intrusion-detection
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+ - ddos
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+ - cve
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+ datasets:
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+ - NullRabbit/nr-bundles-public
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+ metrics:
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+ - roc_auc
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+ - f1
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+ ---
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+
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+ # nr-network-known-class-detector
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+
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+ A binary **attack-vs-benign** detector for **blockchain-node network/resource attacks**, trained
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+ entirely on faithful reproductions of **publicly-disclosed** attacks. Every attack class in the
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+ corpus reproduces a specific public disclosure — a CVE, a GHSA, or a named third-party security
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+ audit — and each carries a `provenance.source_class` recording how public its sourcing is. Part of
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+ NullRabbit's work on **autonomous defence for decentralised networks** — *watch the outside of the
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+ perimeter*.
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+
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+ > **STATUS: DIAGNOSTIC, not a deployment claim.** Trained on synthetic localnet reproductions (lab
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+ > fidelity), not real production traffic. See *Evaluation* and *Limitations*.
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+
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+ ## Model description
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+
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+ Given the network-layer signal of a short capture window against a blockchain node (packet-rate /
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+ size statistics from the pcap, and amplification / request-response / timing statistics from the RPC
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+ responses), the model emits a calibrated attack probability. It is one multi-family model over the
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+ `network-v1` feature manifold — it spans eight protocol layers and nine chains, all public-sourced
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+ (this published cut is trained on `public-cve-replication` primitives only).
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+
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+ ## Architecture
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+
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+ - `HistGradientBoostingClassifier` + isotonic calibration (scikit-learn), NaN-native.
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+ - **34 features** kept (of the 103 `network-v1` features present in the corpus; 69 degenerate dropped
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+ by a per-fit robust-column guard) — pcap aggregates + RPC-response aggregates. No host-load features
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+ (the containerised lab node is root-owned, so CPU/connection host metrics are unreadable).
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+ - Decision threshold 0.5 (calibrated). Inference is **scoreability-gated**: a record with no network
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+ signal (e.g. an economic/DeFi bundle) returns `scoreable=False` with no verdict.
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+
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+ ## Training data — 39 public-CVE attack primitives, 9 chains, 8 layers, 1084 bundles
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+
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+ **This is the public-CVE cut** (`public-cve-replication` only): 708 attack + 376 benign bundles
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+ (`pcap + responses + manifest`), 45 chain×primitive instances. Benign traffic exercises the **same
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+ methods / wire messages** the attacks abuse, at normal scale — so the model separates attack-*use*
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+ from benign-*use*, not message type. Every attack reproduces an external public disclosure (CVE / GHSA
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+ / named third-party audit) with a `provenance.public_source` URL. (An additional 8 `original`
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+ primitives — NullRabbit's own measurement of vendor-acknowledged Solana/Ethereum RPC amplification, for
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+ which no CVE exists — are held in the full corpus but **excluded from this published cut**, so the
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+ "trained entirely on public disclosures" claim above is literal.)
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+
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+ | primitive | chain · layer | public source | source_class |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `btc_inv_buffer_blowup` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2024-52915** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_invdos_flood` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2018-17145** (INVDoS) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_getdata_flood` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2024-52920** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_headers_oom` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2019-25220** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_orphan_cpu` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2024-52914** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_addr_overflow_flood` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2024-52919** / GHSA-qwp9-p9rr-h729 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_bloom_divzero` | Bitcoin · P2P | **CVE-2013-5700** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `cosmos_protobuf_nest_bomb` | Cosmos · deserialization | **GHSA-8wcc-m6j2-qxvm** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `sol_tpu_quic_handshake_flood` | Solana · TPU-QUIC | Neodyme Firedancer audit ND-FD04-LO-01 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `geth_devp2p_ping_flood` | Ethereum · devp2p/RLPx | **CVE-2023-40591** (GHSA-ppjg-v974-84cm) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `geth_rlpx_auth_flood` | Ethereum · devp2p/RLPx | **EL-2026-06** (EF public-disclosures) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `gossipsub_prune_backoff_overflow` | libp2p · gossipsub | **CVE-2026-34219** / CVE-2026-33040 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `gossipsub_subscribe_flood` | libp2p · gossipsub | **CVE-2026-46679** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `libp2p_stream_exhaustion` | libp2p · muxer | **CVE-2022-23492** / CVE-2022-23486 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `monero_levin_array_memcorrupt` | Monero · Levin/epee | **CVE-2018-3972** (CVSS 10) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `monero_portable_storage_oom` | Monero · Levin/epee | Monero PR#7190 / 0.17.1.8 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_headers_genesis_spam` / `btc_inv_eviction_jam` / `btc_tx_quad_sighash` / `btc_oversized_recv_buffer` | Bitcoin · P2P | CVE-2024-52916 / -52913 / 2025-46598 / 2015-3641 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_version_timestamp_overflow` / `btc_version_selfnonce` | Bitcoin · P2P | CVE-2024-52912 / 2025-54604 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_cmpctblock_stall` / `btc_cmpctblock_overflow` | Bitcoin · P2P (BIP152) | **CVE-2024-52922** / **CVE-2025-46597** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `btc_mutated_block` / `btc_invalid_block_logfill` / `btc_alert_flood` / `btc_tx_maprelay` | Bitcoin · P2P | CVE-2024-52921 / 2025-54605 / 2016-10724 / 2013-4627 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `p2p_getheaders_drain` + inherited `btc_addr_overflow_flood` / `btc_orphan_cpu` | Bitcoin/Dogecoin/Litecoin · P2P | CVE-2023-33297 / 2024-52919 / 2024-52914 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `geth_eth_receipt_flood` | Ethereum · devp2p/RLPx | **EL-2024-20** (EF public-disclosure) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `geth_snap_trienode_dos` | Ethereum · devp2p/snap | **CVE-2021-41173** (GHSA-59hh-656j-3p7v) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `geth_tcp_handshake_flood` | Ethereum · devp2p | **EL-2024-06** (EF public-disclosure) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `sol_tpu_quic_slowloris` / `sol_tpu_quic_initial_cpu` | Solana · TPU-QUIC | Neodyme ND-FD04-IN-02 / ND-FD1-MD-02 | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `cosmos_p2p_conn_flood` | Cosmos · P2P | **CVE-2020-5303** (Tendermint) | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `libp2p_signed_peer_record_flood` | libp2p · identify | **CVE-2023-40583** | public-cve-replication |
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+ | `sui_verifier_hamsterwheel` / `sui_disassemble_panic` / `sui_move_recursion` | Sui · Move-VM / JSON-RPC | CertiK Skyfall ×2 / **CVE-2023-36184** | public-cve-replication |
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+
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+ Distribution: **708** `public-cve-replication` attack bundles — **39 distinct primitives across 9
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+ chains** (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Sui, Cosmos, Monero, Dogecoin, Litecoin, libp2p) — plus **376**
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+ benign. This published cut contains **no `original` bundles**; the 8 `original` RPC-measurement
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+ primitives live in the full internal corpus and ship only if the operator explicitly opts in, always
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+ under their honest label.
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+
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+ ## Training procedure (methodology is the contribution)
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+
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+ Per NullRabbit's pre-registration discipline: the corpus is built attack-by-attack from a public
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+ disclosure with `provenance.public_source`; a Cleanlab data-quality scan gates label-issues and
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+ duplicates before training; a methodology auditor reviews each gate event with sanity floors and
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+ falsification holdouts; honest limitations are stated; cycles — not the final number — are the
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+ contribution. This corpus passed audit **APPROVED WITH REFINEMENTS** (all applied) — including the
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+ correction of a benign train/test leak in one held-out eval, reported transparently.
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+
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+ ## Evaluation
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+
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+ Diagnostic ML checks (the corpus of faithfully-modelled public attacks is the deliverable; these are
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+ secondary). Reproduced by `scripts/known_class_loco_eval.py` + `scripts/corpus_quality.py`.
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+
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+ - **Corpus** (public-CVE cut): 1084/1084 distinct vectors, 0 duplicate rows; 2 Cleanlab review-flags — both deliberately-stealthy low-volume `gossipsub_subscribe_flood` captures that legitimately resemble benign (labels correct, not mislabels).
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+ - **Within-corpus held-out — GroupKFold by primitive (66 groups, leakage-clean): ROC 0.9082.** `corpus_sha256 known-class-v10-publiccve`.
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+ - **Leave-one-attack-primitive-out within Bitcoin (leak-clean, disjoint-benign):** all 20 Bitcoin primitives ≥ 0.969. Detection is on traffic *shape*, not deep wire-semantics.
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+ - **Leave-one-chain-out (HARD zero-shot transfer — *not* a deployment metric):** Cosmos / Ethereum / Litecoin 1.00, Dogecoin 0.995, Bitcoin 0.934, libp2p 0.844, Solana 0.688, Sui 0.661, **Monero 0.592**. Chains with few public-CVE primitives (Monero's unique Levin protocol; Sui/Solana with 3 each) have the fewest cross-chain near-neighbours, so zero-shot transfer to them is hardest — reported honestly, not spun.
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+
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+ ## Intended uses
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+
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+ Research and benchmarking of network/resource-abuse detection on blockchain infrastructure; a
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+ worked, public-provenance reference corpus; downstream training. **Not** a turnkey production IDS.
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+
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+ ## Limitations
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+
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+ - **Synthetic lab fidelity** — generated localnet traffic, not a real-world deployment claim. A
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+ deployment claim needs a real-traffic validation gate (real mainnet RPC + real attack instances).
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+ - **Detection is on traffic *shape*** (volume / rate / size / connection-churn), not deep wire
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+ semantics — adequate for these volumetric/crash DoS classes; it would not separate two attacks with
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+ identical traffic profiles.
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+ - **No host-load features** (root-owned container).
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+ - **This is the public-CVE cut** — every shipped attack class reproduces an external public disclosure
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+ (CVE / GHSA / named audit). The `original` Solana/Ethereum RPC-amplification measurements
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+ (vendor-acknowledged but not CVE-backed — RPC amplification has ~no CVEs) are **excluded** from this
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+ model; they exist in the full internal corpus and ship only on explicit operator opt-in.
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+
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+ ## How to use
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from predict import load, predict
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+ model = load("model.joblib")
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+ out = predict(model, [{"pcap.packet_rate": 850.0, "resp.amp_ratio_max": 224.0}])
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+ # -> [{"scoreable": True, "score": ..., "verdict": "attack"|"benign", "threshold": 0.5}]
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+ ```
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+
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+ Run `python inference_example.py` for a worked example on real captured vectors (Bitcoin + Solana
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+ attacks fire; benign Bitcoin peer is benign; an economic bundle is `scoreable=False`).
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+
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+ ## Licensing
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+
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+ Apache-2.0 (see `LICENSE`). Attribution appreciated.
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+
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+ ## Citation
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+
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+ ```bibtex
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+ @software{nullrabbit_network_known_class_2026,
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+ author = {NullRabbit Labs},
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+ title = {nr-network-known-class-detector: a public-provenance blockchain network-attack detector},
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+ year = {2026},
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+ url = {https://huggingface.co/NullRabbit/nr-network-known-class-detector}
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Related: the open **bundle format** (`nr-bundle-spec`), the **family taxonomy** (mechanism-defined),
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+ the **earned-autonomy framework** ([Zenodo 10.5281/zenodo.18406828](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18406828)),
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+ the NullRabbit substrate paper (in preparation), the dataset `NullRabbit/nr-bundles-public`, and
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+ [nullrabbit.ai](https://nullrabbit.ai).
165
+
166
+ ## Contact
167
+
168
+ NullRabbit Labs — [huggingface.co/NullRabbit](https://huggingface.co/NullRabbit) · [nullrabbit.ai](https://nullrabbit.ai)
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+ [
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+ {
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+ "label": "bitcoin:btc_invdos_flood",
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+ "expect": "attack",
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+ "feat": {
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+ "pcap.bytes_per_s": 79402.155,
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+ "pcap.distinct_dst_ips": 1.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_dst_pairs": 295.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_ips": 1.0,
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+ "pcap.duration_s": 7.679,
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+ "pcap.mean_packet_size": 111.385,
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+ "pcap.packet_count": 5474.0,
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+ "pcap.packets_per_s": 712.862,
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+ "pcap.rst_fraction": 0.056,
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+ "pcap.syn_to_handshake_ratio": 0.402,
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+ "pcap.tcp_fin": 1.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_handshake_ack": 1463.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_rst": 308.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn": 588.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn_ack": 294.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_total_packets": 5474.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port": 18444.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port_fraction": 0.484,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port": 18444.0,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port_fraction": 0.516,
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+ "pcap.total_bytes": 609722.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_dst_ports": 5.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_src_ports": 5.0,
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+ "resp.count": 0.0,
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+ "resp.resp_bytes_total": 0.0
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+ }
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "label": "solana:sol_tpu_quic_initial_cpu",
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+ "expect": "attack",
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+ "feat": {
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+ "pcap.bytes_per_s": 13828.406,
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+ "pcap.distinct_dst_ips": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_dst_pairs": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_ips": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.duration_s": 7.035,
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+ "pcap.mean_packet_size": 256.0,
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+ "pcap.packet_count": 380.0,
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+ "pcap.packets_per_s": 54.017,
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+ "pcap.rst_fraction": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.syn_to_handshake_ratio": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_fin": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_handshake_ack": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_rst": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn_ack": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_total_packets": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port_fraction": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port_fraction": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.total_bytes": 97280.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_dst_ports": 0.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_src_ports": 0.0,
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+ "resp.count": 0.0,
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+ "resp.resp_bytes_total": 0.0
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+ }
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "label": "bitcoin:benign_bitcoin_mixed_normal",
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+ "expect": "benign",
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+ "feat": {
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+ "pcap.bytes_per_s": 22167.878,
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+ "pcap.distinct_dst_ips": 1.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_dst_pairs": 75.0,
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+ "pcap.distinct_src_ips": 1.0,
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+ "pcap.duration_s": 7.252,
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+ "pcap.mean_packet_size": 112.416,
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+ "pcap.packet_count": 1430.0,
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+ "pcap.packets_per_s": 197.195,
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+ "pcap.rst_fraction": 0.055,
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+ "pcap.syn_to_handshake_ratio": 0.493,
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+ "pcap.tcp_fin": 5.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_handshake_ack": 300.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_rst": 78.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn": 148.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_syn_ack": 74.0,
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+ "pcap.tcp_total_packets": 1430.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port": 18444.0,
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+ "pcap.top_dst_port_fraction": 0.517,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port": 18444.0,
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+ "pcap.top_src_port_fraction": 0.483,
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+ "pcap.total_bytes": 160755.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_dst_ports": 5.0,
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+ "pcap.unique_src_ports": 5.0,
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+ "resp.count": 0.0,
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+ "resp.resp_bytes_total": 0.0
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ #!/usr/bin/env python3
2
+ """nr-network-known-class-detector — inference example (Apache-2.0).
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+
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+ Runs real `network-v1` feature vectors (captured from the lab corpus and shipped in
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+ `example_records.json`) through the detector:
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+ 1. a Bitcoin Core P2P attack (INVDoS flood, CVE-2018-17145) -> should FIRE
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+ 2. a Solana RPC attack (getProgramAccounts amplification) -> should FIRE
8
+ 3. a benign Bitcoin peer (same message types, normal rate) -> benign
9
+ 4. an out-of-domain record (no network signal) -> scoreable=False
10
+
11
+ Run from the model repo dir: python inference_example.py
12
+ """
13
+ import json
14
+
15
+ from predict import load, predict
16
+
17
+ model = load("model.joblib")
18
+ records = json.load(open("example_records.json"))
19
+
20
+ # add an out-of-domain record (no pcap.*/resp.* signal) to show the scoreability gate
21
+ records.append({"label": "out-of-domain (economic bundle)", "expect": "unscoreable",
22
+ "feat": {"econ.gov_weight_held_blocks": 0.0}})
23
+
24
+ results = predict(model, [r["feat"] for r in records])
25
+ for r, out in zip(records, results):
26
+ if out["scoreable"]:
27
+ flag = "✓" if out["verdict"] == r["expect"] else "✗"
28
+ print(f"{flag} {r['label']:<42} score={out['score']:<7} verdict={out['verdict']} "
29
+ f"(expect {r['expect']}, threshold {out['threshold']})")
30
+ else:
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+ print(f" {r['label']:<42} UNSCOREABLE (no network signal — out of domain)")
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1
+ #!/usr/bin/env python3
2
+ """nr-network-known-class-detector — scoreability-gated inference helper (Apache-2.0).
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+
4
+ Self-contained: needs only numpy + joblib + scikit-learn (the version the model was trained with).
5
+ Loads `model.joblib` (a dict carrying the HistGradientBoostingClassifier + its feature contract) and
6
+ scores feature dicts produced by the NullRabbit `network-v1` featuriser (pcap + responses aggregates).
7
+
8
+ SCOREABILITY GATE: this is a network/resource-abuse detector. A record is *scoreable* only if it
9
+ carries at least one of the model's network features (pcap.* / resp.*) non-NaN. A record with no
10
+ network signal (e.g. a pure economic/DeFi bundle, or an empty dict) is returned `scoreable=False`
11
+ with no verdict — the model must not emit a confident score outside its domain.
12
+
13
+ The model is DIAGNOSTIC (trained on synthetic localnet reproductions of public attacks); see the
14
+ model card. Default decision threshold 0.5 (the classifier is isotonic-calibrated).
15
+
16
+ Usage:
17
+ from predict import load, predict
18
+ model = load("model.joblib")
19
+ out = predict(model, [{"pcap.packet_rate": 850.0, "resp.amp_ratio_max": 224.0, ...}])
20
+ # -> [{"scoreable": True, "score": 0.99, "verdict": "attack", "threshold": 0.5}]
21
+ """
22
+ from __future__ import annotations
23
+
24
+ import joblib
25
+ import numpy as np
26
+
27
+ DEFAULT_THRESHOLD = 0.5
28
+
29
+
30
+ def load(path: str = "model.joblib") -> dict:
31
+ m = joblib.load(path)
32
+ assert {"model", "feature_names"} <= set(m), "model.joblib is not the expected contract dict"
33
+ return m
34
+
35
+
36
+ def _is_scoreable(feat: dict, names: list[str]) -> bool:
37
+ nameset = set(names)
38
+ for k, v in feat.items():
39
+ if k not in nameset or v is None:
40
+ continue
41
+ try:
42
+ if not np.isnan(float(v)):
43
+ return True
44
+ except (TypeError, ValueError):
45
+ continue
46
+ return False
47
+
48
+
49
+ def predict(model: dict, records: list[dict], threshold: float = DEFAULT_THRESHOLD) -> list[dict]:
50
+ """Score a list of network-v1 feature dicts. Unscoreable records get no verdict.
51
+
52
+ `feature_names` in the contract is already the post-robust-guard set the model was fit on
53
+ (34 features); build the vector over exactly those, NaN for anything absent (HGB is NaN-native).
54
+ """
55
+ names = model["feature_names"]
56
+ clf = model["model"]
57
+ idx = {n: i for i, n in enumerate(names)}
58
+
59
+ out: list[dict | None] = []
60
+ rows, pos = [], []
61
+ for i, feat in enumerate(records):
62
+ if not _is_scoreable(feat, names):
63
+ out.append({"scoreable": False, "score": None, "verdict": None, "threshold": threshold})
64
+ continue
65
+ vec = np.full(len(names), np.nan)
66
+ for k, v in feat.items():
67
+ if k in idx and v is not None:
68
+ try:
69
+ vec[idx[k]] = float(v)
70
+ except (TypeError, ValueError):
71
+ pass
72
+ rows.append(vec)
73
+ pos.append(i)
74
+ out.append(None)
75
+
76
+ if rows:
77
+ proba = clf.predict_proba(np.array(rows))[:, 1]
78
+ for p_i, p in zip(pos, proba):
79
+ out[p_i] = {"scoreable": True, "score": round(float(p), 4),
80
+ "verdict": "attack" if p >= threshold else "benign", "threshold": threshold}
81
+ return out
82
+
83
+
84
+ if __name__ == "__main__":
85
+ import sys
86
+ m = load(sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "model.joblib")
87
+ print(f"loaded nr-network-known-class-detector: {len(m['feature_names'])} features, "
88
+ f"corpus {m.get('corpus_bundle_count')} bundles, version {m.get('features_version')}, "
89
+ f"sha {m.get('corpus_sha256')}")