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Audit report: SliceAggregator v1.1

Project
Pizza Topping Oracle
Schema
vpn.event/1
Published
Sep 9, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC
Hash
5937a569…03eaee
Anchored
No
{"actor_user_id":"5f25c448-cbbc-464b-a7b2-a54c7cad72e5","body":"No critical findings. One informational note: 'pineapple handling is a governance question, not a security one.'","corrects_event_id":null,"event_type":"audit_published","id":"ca2aaf8a-db31-4789-8a62-27d7378a5ca5","metadata":{},"project_id":"14aff1d3-b2b3-4a4c-8e2b-e337153e30e8","provenance":"team_reported","published_at":"2026-09-09T12:00:00.000Z","schema":"vpn.event/1","source":{"created_at":null,"reference":null,"type":"manual","url":"https://pizza-oracle.example/audits/slice-aggregator-v1.1.pdf"},"title":"Audit report: SliceAggregator v1.1"}

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