Report

Create a threat report and grant evidence access

How it works

  • Connect your browser wallet
  • Private evidence is encrypted before Arkiv storage
  • Public metadata is queryable by Guard
  • AccessGrant stores a wrapped key, not the raw AES key

Submit ThreatReport

Private evidence is encrypted locally before Arkiv storage. Public metadata remains queryable.

Wallet

Address: not connected

Braga: -

Stored unencrypted in payload. Visible to anyone who reads this entity.

Encrypted locally before storage. Never stored in plaintext on Arkiv.

Grant evidence access

After creating a ThreatReport, grant a recipient wallet access to decrypt the private evidence. The report key is prefilled after a successful write, or you can paste an existing report key.

Grant Evidence Access

Wraps the local AES evidence key with the recipient's RSA-OAEP public key and stores only the wrapped key on Arkiv.

Granter wallet

Address: not connected

Braga: -

Use this if wallet lookup fails. The profile key must belong to the recipient wallet.

Grant expiry

Selected: 60s. Arkiv's expiresIn controls entity lifetime - this is the real lifecycle mechanism, not a UI flag.

Guard check ->Review access ->