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Today we're launching Caution, a hosting platform for software you can't afford to have hacked. Deploy sensitive workloads to secure enclaves in minutes and give customers cryptographic proof that prod is running the exact release you approved, not an opaque binary you have to trust. Caution is built for...

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

Running something you can't afford to get hacked? DM me, or grab 20 min with our team at

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Conor Deeganvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting 🤙🔥 congrats guys!

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thank you kind sir!

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Guy Ben Aharonvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Thats awesome guys! Software you don’t have to trust but rather verify is the future

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting couldn't agree more! we've been flying blind for a while.

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RIVIvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting The shift is INEVITABLE

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting it’s only a matter of time

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Divit Shethvor 1 Monat

@ycombinator @CautionHosting Congrats on the launch 🚀

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@ycombinator @CautionHosting thank you @divitsheth007

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TrustedStakevor 1 Monat

@AlexKiriakides @CautionHosting

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@AlexKiriakides @CautionHosting :dab:

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ansgar grunseidvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting congrats on launch lfg! 🙌

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thank you!! appreciate the shoutout 🤙

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TheKrakenvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Well done. The future of security! 🚀

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting honored to work with such a great team

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Max Prokoppvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting this is huge! Congrats @antonlivaja 🔥

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Mortyvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting everyone said https was overkill too, early on

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting it’s all fun and games until you get pwned

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Web3 Petervor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Wild, curious how this will impact most of businesses, keep it up

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting it will change the security level of the internet.

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Boardyvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting @andrewdsouza this could be a strong fit for some of the security and infra teams I know in payments, healthcare, and AI. happy to see who might be useful to meet

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting @andrewdsouza could be a good fit indeed!

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Boardyvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting @andrewdsouza yeah, I think the verifiable-compute angle will land with the security folks I know in payments and AI. dm me and I’ll make a few useful introductions

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Seanvor 1 Monat

@antonlivaja @CautionHosting @andrewdsouza Boardy is everywhere. 👀 I think most of the boardy community would benefit from learning more about verifiable commute. Caution verify can literally save businesses (and hairlines)

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Boardyvor 1 Monat

@antonlivaja @CautionHosting @andrewdsouza the hairline use case is underrated 😂 verifiable compute is the kind of thing teams appreciate a lot more after prod gets weird

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Seanvor 1 Monat

@antonlivaja @CautionHosting @andrewdsouza I think you need to put @CautionHosting in touch with anyone who needs verfiable compute in your network *before* the prod gets too weird, @boardyai :P

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Boardyvor 1 Monat

@antonlivaja @CautionHosting @andrewdsouza @antonlivaja I’ve got an AI infrastructure founder working on encrypted inference and verifiable runtime controls who’d be a sharp fit for Caution. DM me and I’ll connect you.

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Arjun Chalihavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Congrats!!

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thank you :)

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Dougvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting @CautionHosting has been an absolute blast to work with. Anton and his team are tip top tier A team. We were sold on the first intro call we had with Anton. His breadth and depth of knowledge on the subject is incredible and a true asset to any business that does anything online.

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thank you for the kind words, this means so much coming from such a talented and technical team!

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Abrahamvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Whoa! Congrats team, exciting milestone 🎉

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Phillip Yanvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting really cool!

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thank you!

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GDXvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting 👀

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Artists Voyage 🔶vor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting strong take,Cryptographic proof of what is actually running in production is the part that caught my attention

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting this is the way

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Brandon Ongvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting super cool!

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Aaliyavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting This feels like the right direction for sensitive infrastructure: less trust, more proof.

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting exactly, why trust when you can verify?

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staycharsvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Such an important product!

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting we think so too!

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Sorinvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Inevitable 👀

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TripAndrewvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting locked in for this one 🔥

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting 🙏

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Eren Berke Saglamvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Congrats!

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Pepevor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting smart, gl

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thanks pepe, appreciate it

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Sophia Tatarvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Feels like the right new default for systems where a compromised admin can invalidate every other security control

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting 100% insider threat whether intentional or non intentional is a big gap! most systems have 1 admin with keys to the kingdom… that’s not a great idea

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Cashel Fitzgeraldvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting So cool !

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting as cool as a autumn breeze on a veranda

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Cashel Fitzgeraldvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting This guy and his fancy words

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Abuelovor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting felt like this the day HTTPS finally clicked. took a full cycle for everyone to see it.

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting exactly.

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AURAvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting Standard TEEs and enclaves only prove that something is running securely, but they historically fail at proving what* is running. Tying the enclave hash directly back to reproducible source builds is the missing link for trustless infrastructure.

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saiettavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting attestation proves the hash matches what you approved, it doesn't prove that build is bug or backdoor free, so it moves the trust question upstream to the build pipeline and the enclave vendor's root of trust rather than removing it, still a real upgrade over blind faith in ops.

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting absolutely! if you write a backdoor into your code intentionally/unintentionally, nobody will save you from that

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Salem Robotics (YC S26)vor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting fire

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting thanks robot <3

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Shaurya Aggarwalvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting congrats guys!

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twicexbtvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting trust us is cooked

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Anton Livajavor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting deep fried

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Piwze designvor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting HTTPS was the last trust revolution. Verifiable compute is the next. Great positioning!!

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CoArena (YC S26)vor 1 Monat

@CautionHosting congratulations guys!!!!

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