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Security-testing limitations

The new evidence is host evidence. It does not prove behaviour of the target under RDP2, WRP, brownout, power loss, clock faults, voltage glitches, fault injection, invasive analysis or side-channel observation.

The portable deterministic engine is not equivalent to a long-running coverage-guided libFuzzer/AFL++ campaign. The current environment lacks clang, cppcheck, clang-tidy, scan-build, Valgrind and AFL++. No external cryptographic audit was performed. Monocypher remains a vendored third-party implementation; this part tests its repository wrappers and known call paths, not every internal branch as a project quality target.

Coverage is an aid to test quality, not a proof of absence of undefined behaviour or security flaws. The policy model can itself be wrong, which is why it is intentionally small and paired with transition tests and code review. Hardware regression is safe and reversible only; no physical power loss campaign was performed.