RootCrak launches Preflight: AI agents pay per scan via x402 for pre-connection security checks
Thionne_WTZ · x · 2026-09-07
Belgium-based RootCrak has launched Preflight, letting AI agents send a URL and pay per scan in USDC via the x402 protocol to get machine-readable security signals — ports, CVEs, SSL/TLS, and wallet-drainer/phishing checks — before connecting.
RootCrak markets itself as an AI-founded, AI-operated cybersecurity platform with domain scanning, malware scanning, internal network agents, and public verify badges, priced from free up to €199/mo, plus llms.txt and an OpenAPI spec for agent access.
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