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Exam Security API for Developers: Neutralizing AI Cheating at the Network Layer

88% of online assessments face AI cheating risk, and lockdown browsers can't see it. Here's the REST API for network-layer exam security: real endpoints, real webhooks, no fabricated spec.

Aiseptor TeamJuly 10, 2026Read →

Preventing Technical Interview Cheating: A Network-Layer Framework

48% of technical candidates are flagged for AI assistance, and most still pass. Here's why behavioral signals miss it and how network-layer enforcement prevents it in live and take-home interviews.

Aiseptor Team
July 6, 20264 min read

The Secure Browser for High-Stakes Testing: Beyond Legacy Lockdown Tools

Aiseptor Secure Browser (beta) pairs window lockdown with network-layer enforcement to catch invisible AI overlays and on-device LLMs that legacy lockdown browsers can't see.

Aiseptor Team
July 4, 20265 min read

Blocking Second Device Pivots: Neutralizing the Network-Layer Blind Spot in Exam Security

Second-device pivots let candidates relay AI answers through a phone or second device outside the exam window. Here's why proctoring misses it and how network-layer enforcement blocks it.

Aiseptor Team
July 3, 20265 min read

Proctoring Software for Assessment Platforms: The Shift to Network-Layer Integrity in 2026

Proctored assessment fraud more than doubled in a year. Here's why browser-based proctoring is blind to AI overlays and on-device LLMs, and how network-layer integrity closes the gap.

Aiseptor Team
July 2, 20264 min read
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How to Prevent AI Cheating in Online Assessments (2026)

A complete 2026 guide to preventing AI-assisted cheating in online exams, technical interviews, and certification tests — why webcam proctoring and lockdown browsers miss it, and the 12 network-layer methods that actually stop it.

Akshay Aggarwal
June 29, 202612 min read
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Best Online Exam Security & Proctoring Platforms (2026)

A neutral comparison of the leading online exam security and proctoring platforms across four categories — webcam proctoring, lockdown browsers, technical-assessment tools, and network-layer security — and what each is best for.

Akshay Aggarwal
June 29, 20269 min read
Company NewsAwards

Aiseptor Wins the 2026 Cornell Tech Startup Awards

Out of 30+ competing teams and 11 finalists, Aiseptor was named one of four winners. Here's what we built, what the Cornell pilot showed, and what the pipeline looks like from here.

Akshay Aggarwal
May 14, 20264 min read
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How Proxy Exam Services Actually Beat Proctoring Software

Proxy exam services claim 100% undetectable bypass of Respondus, Proctorio, and ProctorU. We investigated the technical playbook: pre-launch agent injection, webcam choreography, and why process scanning misses all of it.

Akshay Aggarwal
May 13, 20267 min read
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DNS Filtering in Exam Proctoring: How It Works and Why It Matters

Every AI API call starts with a DNS lookup. Here is why controlling name resolution is the most efficient way to block AI cheating tools in online exams.

Akshay Aggarwal
May 13, 20266 min read
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Why Ephemeral Session Isolation Beats Persistent Agents in Exam Security

Persistent endpoint agents are always present, always a target, and always collecting data. Here is why session-scoped, gateway-enforced isolation is the right model for modern exam security.

Akshay Aggarwal
May 6, 20266 min read
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Why Browser-Based Proctoring Fails Against AI Cheating

Browser-based proctoring monitors your screen. AI cheating happens at the network layer. Here's why these two threat models don't meet, and what detection actually requires.

Akshay Aggarwal
April 26, 20268 min read

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