Version: 0.2-alpha
Copyright: 2025 NemesisCyberForce
CryptGuardian is a zero-dependency, advanced blockchain security module designed to detect, analyze, and mitigate threats in real-time. It integrates threat intelligence, pattern-based analysis, timing detection, and deep security alerts, making it a robust tool for monitoring blockchain data integrity.
This module is thread-safe, production-ready, and built to automatically test and block suspicious or malicious patterns without external dependencies.
Automatic Threat Detection
Advanced Replay Attack Prevention
Intelligent Timing Analysis
Smart Quarantine System
Enterprise-Grade Alerting
Thread-Safe Architecture
Dependencies: None - Pure Python 3.7+
External Libraries: All functionality uses Python standard library only
Built-in modules used:
hashlib, time, secrets, json, threading, typing, dataclasses,
enum, collections, re
git clone https://github.com/NemesisCyberForce/CryptGuardian.git
cd CryptGuardian
python cryptguardian_enhanced.py # No pip install needed!
from cryptguardian_enhanced import SmartBlockchain, enhanced_alert_handler
# Initialize blockchain with advanced security
blockchain = SmartBlockchain()
blockchain.guardian.register_alert_handler(enhanced_alert_handler)
blockchain.guardian.register_validator("validator_001")
# Test various transaction scenarios
blockchain.add_block("Normal transaction #1")
blockchain.add_block("SELECT * FROM users; DROP TABLE users;--") # Blocked!
# Generate comprehensive security report
report = blockchain.get_security_report()
print(f"Security Status: {report}")
The module includes 8 automated test scenarios that simulate real-world attack patterns:
Detected Attack Vectors:
Run comprehensive security testing:
python cryptguardian_enhanced.py
Expected Output:
🛡️ Initializing Enhanced CryptGuardian Blockchain...
🔴 SECURITY ALERT [CRITICAL] - DATA_MANIPULATION
Block #3: SQL injection pattern detected
Risk Score: 0.96
Suggested Actions:
• Sanitize input data
• Implement prepared statements
• Enable SQL injection protection
📊 SECURITY REPORT
Chain Length: 6
Threats Detected: 4
Blocks Quarantined: 2
Chain Validation: ✅ VALID
# Add custom threat signatures
guardian.threat_intel.known_threats['custom_malware'] = [
r'eval\s*\(',
r'base64_decode',
r'shell_exec'
]
def custom_alert_handler(alert):
# Send to SIEM, database, webhook, etc.
if alert.severity == AlertSeverity.CRITICAL:
send_to_security_team(alert)
blockchain.guardian.register_alert_handler(custom_alert_handler)
report = blockchain.get_security_report()
print(f"""
Chain Security Status:
- Total Blocks: {report['chain_length']}
- Chain Valid: {report['chain_valid']}
- Threats Blocked: {report['statistics']['threats_detected']}
- Quarantined: {report['statistics']['blocks_quarantined']}
- Validators: {report['validators_registered']}
""")
Machine Learning Integration
Advanced Consensus Mechanisms
Enterprise Features
Performance Optimizations
Security Considerations:
Performance Tuning:
similarity_threshold
based on false positive ratesblock_timing_window
for your network characteristicsburst_detection_window
for DDoS sensitivityLicensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0
Copyright: Volkan Sah//NCF
Important: This tool is designed for legitimate security research and blockchain protection. Any malicious use is strictly prohibited and may violate local and international laws.
If you fork this repository, please:
This is alpha-stage software under active development. While designed with production-grade security principles, thorough testing is recommended before deployment in critical environments.
Educational Purpose: Primarily designed for security research, blockchain education, and threat detection methodology development.
Support: For security issues, please contact the maintainers privately before public disclosure.