Canary — Whitenbaker Security Research
Warrant Canary
All Clear.
Transparency verification — updated weekly
No incidents to report

As of the date indicated above, Whitenbaker Security Research affirms the following:

We have not received any National Security Letter, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court order, or any other classified or secret demand for client records or research data.

We have not been subject to any gag order preventing disclosure of government or law enforcement requests.

We have not been compelled to modify, weaken, or backdoor any tools, reports, or advisories.

We have not placed any surveillance capability in our systems at the request of any third party.

No client vulnerability data, assessment reports, or engagement records have been disclosed to any government entity, law enforcement body, or third party without explicit client authorization.

No secret court orders received
No National Security Letters served
No gag orders active
No client data disclosed to third parties
No tools or advisories compromised at third-party request
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Update History
A warrant canary is a transparency mechanism. This page is updated weekly to confirm that Whitenbaker Security Research has not been served with any secret legal process. If this page stops updating, it may indicate we can no longer make these assertions. We cannot legally tell you we’ve been served — but we can stop telling you we haven’t. For more on warrant canaries, see EFF’s FAQ.