Data set realted to Preprint https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22926782 - Access on request

ZEUS X Trust Pre X2 Data Access Guide This guide accompanies the ZEUS X-Trust Pre-X2 data record. It identifies the two campaign archives, links them to the revised preprint, and gives readers a route for accessing and interpreting the data. Data record DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22935508 Related preprint DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22926782 Author Stefan Trauth Files in the deposit validation_prex_2_150k.zip Archive for the 150,000 forwarded-attack campaign: 30 attack classes, five subtypes and 30 million measured iterations. validation_prex_2_sha512.zip Archive for the SHA-512-only input campaign: 99,000 inputs and 30 million measured iterations. The revised preprint describes the measurement design, analysis and validation limits. Consult the inventories and supporting files supplied with the approved archives for their exact contents. Access and reproduction 1. Open the data record at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22935508. If the files are restricted, use Zenodo’s Request access option and state the intended research or validation purpose. 2. After access is granted, download both archives and check each file against the checksum displayed on the Zenodo record before using it. 3. Follow the manifests, scripts and reproduction path described in Section 10 of the preprint. The 150k class-geometry analyses require the corrected row addressing described in Section 4; do not interpret the originally misaddressed amplitude rows as corrected results. 4. Interpret results within the measured conditions of the preprint: one sealed instance per campaign and the stated implementation versions and observables. The proposed multi-sphere swarm architecture was not tested in these campaigns. Scope of the deposit The preprint states that proprietary architecture, model weights, reference values and credentials are outside the data deposit. The files in this record support the reported Pre-X2 campaigns; access approval does not imply access to the proprietary system.