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Security subnets

Subnets doing adversarial work — vulnerability discovery, red-teaming, integrity checking — where the miner's job is to break something and the validator's is to confirm it stayed broken.

Security on Bittensor today

3 subnets are classified under security. 3 publish at least one first-party interface and 3 have a surface that answered our most recent probe. Security subnets publish less about their method than others do, deliberately. Judge them on what is verifiable: whether the scoring is reproducible, and whether the surfaces they do publish answer when probed.

Bittensor security subnets, ranked by integration readiness
SubnetReadinessSurfacesHealth
SN61 RedTeam1004/11
SN60 Bitsec.ai9312/41
SN126 Poker44863/14

What "security" means here

Subnets doing adversarial work — vulnerability discovery, red-teaming, integrity checking — where the miner's job is to break something and the validator's is to confirm it stayed broken.

How the classification is derived

Categories come from what a subnet publishes about itself — its declared purpose, its source repository and the interfaces it exposes — not from a hand-maintained list. A subnet can belong to several, and 60 of 129 currently belong to none, which is a coverage gap in our data rather than a statement about those subnets.