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Data-War Module A -- Pre-Emptive Agreement + Kill-Switch (1242)
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Publicly online since 2010 · U.S. patent applications since 2012 · inventions offered since 2014. The work of Christopher Gabriel Brown, independently documented.
Data-War Module A
Pre-Emptive Agreement + Kill-Switch Script (Listing 1242)
License anchor: $400B license anchor
Inventor: Christopher Gabriel Brown (2012–2018 origination)
Module A is the legal and software trigger layer of the Data-War family. It combines a binding multi-party pre-emptive agreement with an autonomous, self-protecting “data code” dead-man script. On a pre-consented trigger, the entity revokes access, enters a “no service” state, crypto-shreds its keys, evacuates, and notifies every party named in the agreement.
What makes this different
- Lawful kill: “No service” is pre-consented by all stakeholders, not unilateral sabotage.
- Self-protecting script: attacking or removing the kill-switch is itself a trigger.
- Dead-man timer: operator silence past the agreed window fires the agreed response.
- Graduated response: REVOKE → SEAL → SHRED keys → EVACUATE → NOTIFY.
- Multi-party restoration: recovery requires an escrow quorum, not environment control.
Defends against
- Admin-level breach, hostile acquisition, server seizure, rogue operator, operator silence, physical capture.
Christopher Gabriel Brown’s original catalog entry 1242 (copyright 2012–2018), published in Invent Depositions (2017, ISBN 9781979767897). Composes with Modules B–F.
Contact (email and postal only): Christopher Gabriel Brown · christopher@cri-one.com · crioneaka@outlook.com · 1341 Wellington Cove, Lawrenceville, GA 30043-5255, USA.


