Threat Research & History TrailPrice

(THRT)

THRT is designed to decentralize cybersecurity threat intelligence and file classification. It provides a community-driven, transparent platform where files are categorized as safe, malicious, or unknown. The project focuses on building encrypted AI and machine learning training datasets to improve threat detection, making professional-grade security tools accessible to students and researchers who might otherwise be limited by expensive corporate subscriptions.

THRT serves as the official utility token for the Perkins Cybersecurity Educational Fund (PCEF), a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Unlike many decentralized projects, THRT is backed by a recognized nonprofit mission to democratize cybersecurity education. Resources generated within the ecosystem support free training initiatives, malware analysis workshops, and the development of open-access security tools for the global research community.

The THRT token offers several functional uses. It provides token-gated access to advanced features of security tools like the AURA scanner. It also serves as an incentive for researchers to contribute data to the project's threat history records. Additionally, the token allows holders to unlock specialized educational courses in reverse engineering and participate in governance decisions regarding the organization's technical resource allocation.

AURA (Automated Untrusted Resource Analyzer) is the project's flagship automated scanner that allows users to upload binary files for classification. The History Trail refers to the immutable blockchain record of these scans on the Solana network. This system enables researchers to track the evolution of specific malware strains over time, providing a transparent and tamper-proof database for long-term cybersecurity research.

The project is led by a team of established experts with backgrounds in cybersecurity and national intelligence. Thomas Perkins, the President and CEO, is a recognized reverse engineer and founder of analysis platforms. Thomas Lemke serves as the Chairman, bringing extensive experience from federal law enforcement and military intelligence sectors. Their public identity and professional history provide a high level of transparency for the community.

THRT is built on the Solana blockchain and can be found on centralized exchanges like LBank, as well as various decentralized platforms. Users typically manage the token using Solana-compatible blockchain wallets. To ensure security, the project is frequently reviewed using independent auditing tools and contract verification services. Its connection to a registered nonprofit entity adds an extra layer of legal accountability and transparency.