Pulse · authenticity seal
A code that expires — so your claims stay yours
AUROS Pulse rotates a short verifiable code every 30 minutes. Paste it on LinkedIn. Anyone can check it here. Screenshots of yesterday’s badge do not verify.
Live Pulse
Live code · epoch 994735
2T95-WJ0T
Rotates in
05:52
AUROS Pulse 2T95-WJ0T Epoch 994735 · rotates every 30 min UTC Verify: https://getauros.com/pulse?code=2T95-WJ0T&epoch=994735 Time-bound authenticity seal — not a static badge. Screenshots expire.
Why protocols lose this fight
Logos, TVL screenshots, and “verified” NFTs copy cleanly. Pulse is a living seal: HMAC over a UTC epoch, Crockford-8 for humans, optional claim hash so the line you posted is the line that verifies. No gas, no RPC keeper, no static PNG to steal.
- Rotates — 30-minute epochs; grace window covers one previous epoch for paste lag.
- Verifiable — public GET verify; timing-safe compare; key rotation candidates.
- Claim-bound — optional seal hashes your post text; body discarded after hash.
Verify a code
Paste a code from a LinkedIn post or message. Epoch is optional — current + previous are tried automatically.
Seal a claim for this epoch
Bind the live epoch to a short public statement. We store only the SHA-256 of the claim — never the text.
FAQ
What is AUROS Pulse?
A 30-minute HMAC authenticity seal. AUROS publishes a short Crockford code that anyone can verify. Screenshots and static badges go stale when the epoch rotates — impostor posts cannot mint a valid code without the signing key.
Is this LinkedIn DRM?
No. Pulse does not lock LinkedIn accounts or scrape profiles. It is a public verify surface: paste the code in a post, anyone checks getauros.com/pulse. Protection = time-bound verifiability, not platform control.
How is this better than a protocol badge?
Most protocol badges are static images. Pulse rotates every 30 minutes UTC, binds optionally to a claim hash, and verifies with timing-safe HMAC. It is lighter than on-chain attestations and harder to forge than a PNG logo.
What does verify prove?
That AUROS issued that code for that epoch (and optional claim hash). It is cryptographic authenticity only — not a legal opinion, not a licensed rating, not investment advice.
Machine: GET current Pulse · notation stack