S.A.N.C.T.U.S.©

I

The demon has modernised

My archbishop of blessed memory always used to say that hardware exorcisms worked less and less well, because the demon had concealed itself in every layer of modernity and had taken up residence in everything technological: television, radio, digital media, computers, machines, the infrastructures themselves — which sometimes have an almost manifest demonic character. As a computer specialist, I can speak to you about it, but it is among technicians that we can discuss it, and I cannot name any brand, for fear of being accused of defamation.

Today, digital exorcism seems anecdotal, a gadget. But in reality, it is a genuine undertaking that I am beginning here, on a dedicated web page, where I offer tools for exorcising machines, all technology, all environments, all media — to block any demonic intrusion into the contents and the containers of your technological environments, and even your cars which, unbeknownst to you, feature demonic aspects in many details.

The common run of mortals does not see these things, but we exorcists know how to discern where the demon hides. It is no longer where it was expected for centuries: it has modernised itself. For those who have had visions of hell in recent decades, it is confirmed that the infernal dimensions have themselves become extremely modernised. Just as you have, without discernment, made a science without conscience that has ruined your souls; and through the consent given to this modernity — to the sacrifice of the weakest and the most destitute in favour of the richest, this organised plunder carried on for centuries, since the bourgeois and Masonic revolutions — the demon has infiltrated: first into the enterprise of mass destruction of the industrial revolution and the large-scale wars of the last century, then little by little into television, radio, the media, the internet, your telephones, your tablets, your set-top boxes, and all the equipment in which it now has free rein, with the place that everyone has made for it in this world.

II

A cleansing machine by machine, in read-only mode

SANCTUS© thus aims to literally cleanse — not the web, but machine by machine, CPU by CPU, RAM by RAM, hard drive by hard drive — with a READ-ONLY protocol, which will NEVER act in writing, in execution, or in copying private data.

It is not anti-piracy software or an antivirus. It is a MORAL scan. It hunts down every form of demonic presence: the markers of trafficking (organs, children, drugs), child abuse, demonic cults and rituals, satanic content — everything that pertains to absolute evil and to the morally illegal.

The analysis detects MARKERS. It never handles the illegal or abject contents themselves: that is strictly forbidden and falls solely to the competent authorities. For the worst (child abuse), SANCTUS© does not analyse: it directs to the official reporting channel (PHAROS). No magical guarantee of eradication: an honest report, not an untenable promise.

IV

A 100% open code, verifiable by all

Although the software is provided to be run on the user's machine, its source code is entirely free and open. If they do not want to use my executable, we explain how to compile the source file themselves — on Linux, Windows or Mac — after checking that it contains neither malware nor virus.

"Before running SANCTUS©, check it yourself: paste the source into an AI, or read it. You will find that it is 100% exorcised — no malware, no intrusion, no data sent elsewhere. Trust only what you have verified."

An exorcist cannot hide what they do. The code itself must be exorcised and verifiable, otherwise what credibility is there? It is the opposite of the black box. Once compiled, the tool runs in the user directories, on all machines, and even — if the network allows it and with authorisation — on the other connected machines: it identifies what is plugged in, what is on the other side, tests the ports, scans the system, the network, right down to the motherboard. Always in absolute READ-ONLY mode: never writing, never deleting, never executing. This must be made explicit to the user.

VI

The audit of algorithms: against organised hypnosis

The algorithms themselves will be explored and analysed, in order to perceive whether there is not a form of organised hypnosis: an unhealthy algorithm that captures your attention, tries to hold it, to take up your time, to spread death-dealing messages. When the audited algorithm demonstrates a harmful intent towards the user — manipulation, the provoking of fears or anxieties — this is flagged. These audits are provided insofar as the client agrees to broaden the exorcism to all of their infrastructures: a laptop, a server, an online service, or a complete infrastructure.

And here, a limit that we impose upon ourselves. The analysis bears on the ALGORITHMS — their behaviour, their intent, the way they act upon you —, never on the content itself. We do not have the right to examine or handle illegal or abject contents: that is strictly excluded, and it falls solely to the competent authorities. SANCTUS© bypasses them and does not touch them. If one day the law authorised us to do so, under a strict framework, the exorcism would only be the more complete. But as things stand, this door remains closed, and we keep it closed.

VII

The free is exorcisable; the black box is not

(This falls under my opinion — whether you agree or not — and it is a principal criterion, but not the only one: the validation of a digital exorcism counts many others.)

Some things are discussed among technicians, and one cannot be accused of defamation. But what can be said is this: the more your infrastructure is turned towards free software, open source, free licences and software born of community work — that of the free software community —, the more easily it will move towards a 100% exorcised validation.

Conversely, the infrastructures where one finds much proprietary, closed, obscure software — black boxes in which no one knows what is inside — accumulate layers and building blocks of software and hardware to the detriment of free software, which, for its part, is entirely exorcisable. Proprietary software, unlike free software, will de facto prevent being validated as 100% exorcised: quite simply because we do not know what these boxes do, nor the use made of them, nor the proportions in which they act, nor what they take from us, nor the information they seize. And we now know that this pillaging has been massive — after the many scandals of leaks of confidential data that they were unable to protect, despite their contractual guarantees. Guarantees that proved to be deceitful, compared to what free software potentially offers, and for many reasons. This I wanted to say just as it is — however displeasing to the majors and the multinationals of high tech.

VIII

Evil in systems: content and container

Let us take an example. What a simple cash register can have of the demonic, combined with surveillance cameras and facial recognition: if you have no money, you can no longer feed yourself, you no longer have access to material goods. It is not a physical barrier in itself, but it is a demonic symbol — "no arms, no chocolate".

In Christianity, one never leaves anyone by the wayside. The first Christian communities lived out charity fully, as it was asked of us by Our Lord Jesus Christ: fully, entirely, without condition. It had nothing to do with any socialist temptation — but with the embodiment of charity.

Thus the financial system and the technologies that carry it — trading, high-frequency trading — which consist in despoiling the goods of poor countries to accumulate resources in rich countries, for centuries, through incessant despoliations, are akin to demonic processes.

The audit therefore bears not only on the content (the illegal files), but also on the CONTAINER: the ethical quality of technological environments — down to the systems that grind up those who operate them.