Classic tech to think of technical solutions to a regulatory problem, but I like it. Could have the code run in a sandbox where people can apply “external” net

Classic tech to think of technical solutions to a regulatory problem, but I like it. Could have the code run in a sandbox where people can apply “external” network traffic trying to hack it (or apply vulnerabilities), inspired by how you can run ML models on kaggle.org on Kaggle servers to validate models. Have end-points as honney-pots, so if you can access these endpoint you prove you have compromised the code. If there is no new code with patches the keys are released. This way FCC/gov don’t need to maintain a technical system. Just build this once.