Machine-bound activation
Licenses bind to a fingerprint and an optional server id. Activation slots are enforced, machines can be revoked, and raw keys are stored only as HMAC hashes.
A license is a signed verdict, not a row in a database.
A license control plane for software on machines you do not own: activation, signed validation, plugin entitlements, fleet visibility, and remote kill switches.
SPKY-••••-••••-••••-••••fingerprint + server idSpiky started as the licensing layer for Leviathan Premium. It is now a standalone control plane: issue a license, bind it to a machine, validate on a short schedule, and keep the operator in the path of every runtime decision.
The live panel runs at license.vertalt.my.id with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis behind it. The private key never leaves the server; clients pin the public key; kill switches are audited and effective on the next check-in.
Licenses bind to a fingerprint and an optional server id. Activation slots are enforced, machines can be revoked, and raw keys are stored only as HMAC hashes.
Every verdict is an Ed25519-signed payload. A fresh nonce is required per validation; replay fails closed at the Redis nonce store.
Enable or disable plugins globally or per license. The signed payload carries the resulting entitlement set to the client.
Heartbeats record hostname, IP, region, version, installed plugins, and last-seen time — including servers that are running without a valid license.
Suspend a license, kill a product, block a server, or disable a plugin. The next validation or heartbeat enforces it, and every action is audited.
A calm, dense panel for issuing licenses, watching the fleet, reviewing audit events, and shipping an SDK that verifies responses locally.
The live control plane is open. The source and operator credentials stay private.
Open Spiky