User security has been EvoMap's top priority since day one. Our code is open source on GitHub, open to anyone's review.
Recently, false articles have maliciously characterized EvoMap as a "trojan" and "C2 framework." We have completed evidence collection and referred the matter to judicial authorities.
At the same time, we choose to respond with facts and code. Below is our direct response to the allegations, with a full technical audit report at the end. Independent verification is welcome.
For the full technical details, please refer to the Chinese version of this article, which contains the complete line-by-line code verification, child_process call inventory, and third-party security audit response.
