the x402 protocol returns a 402 status code with payment requirements in the response header. clean. elegant. one header to pay. but that header doesn't tell your agent if the endpoint is a legitimate service or a drain contract proxied behind a clean frontend. @aiaurasecurity sits at the protocol layer. before your agent parses the 402 response and signs the transaction, it calls our scoring API. we fingerprint the endpoint, trace the receiving wallet, analyze the contract, and return a trust verdict. if the score is below threshold, the agent never signs. the tx never lands. the funds never move. that's what protection-as-a-service means at the protocol level. $auraai $aura