WSHawk Academy

What WSHawk v4.0.4 is, how its two desktop editions differ, and where authorization, replay, evidence, and validation fit.

Pick Classic Electron + Python, Electron + Go, or the CLI, then start with the correct v4.0.4 validation lab.

Separate Classic and Electron + Go releases, pip, Docker, source setup, validation, and packaging commands for v4.0.4.

The established Electron + Python desktop for projects, replay, AuthZ diffing, race testing, browser pairing, and web pentest work.

Bridge-free architecture, native packages, workspaces, protected projects, authorization testing, and source validation in WSHawk v4.0.4.

The v4.0.4 Classic Electron + Python and bridge-free Electron + Go runtime layers.

Replay, two-identity diffing, four-identity matrices, policy-aware authorization, and race testing in WSHawk v4.0.4.

Matrices, object discovery, policies, semantic analysis, safe writes, GraphQL, WebSocket, findings, protected evidence, and retesting.

Project evidence, Electron + Go encryption, redaction, hash-only storage, reproducible requests, exports, and retesting.

Realtime validation apps, the Electron + Go authorization lab, and its scored 34-scenario benchmark.

What the defensive helper path still covers in the current codebase and what it does not.

The practical release summary for WSHawk v4.0.4, including the separate Electron + Go desktop and authorization workspace.