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Hamilton — Trust-Aware C2 Layer for Contested Airspace Hamilton is a real-time command-and-control layer that gives commanders the most relevant comms-integrity information at a glance, so they can issue the correct orders and equip their assets with the right tools to guarantee mission success. We introduce a trust score: a Rust listener ingests Cursor-on-Target telemetry over UDP and post-processes every frame — dedupe gaps, sequence breaks, corruption, jitter, neighbor agreement — to abstract a single value that denotes how compromised a ground unit's comms and signals are. That score feeds a munitions fingerprint system that detects jamming patterns in the degraded telemetry and matches them against likely jamming methods being imposed on the combat assets — so commanders see not just that a unit is compromised, but how, and can issue countermeasures accordingly.

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