Traditional access control suffers from a silent, dangerous rot: identity decay. When systems rely on stored lists of past approvals, they create a gap between a mandate being revoked and a permission actually expiring. In that window, transactions succeed that shouldn't, and when things go wrong, the audit trail leads to a ghost.

Relying on "what used to be allowed" is a fundamental design flaw.

True security requires moving away from the memory of approvals and toward execution-time evaluation.Dusk eliminates permission creep by evaluating rules in real-time. We don’t care if an address was valid yesterday; we care if the mandate is valid now. By enforcing strict, real-time checks at the moment of execution, we ensure that every transaction is backed by current authority—not just stale history.Correctness isn't about better lists; it's about better logic.#Dusk $DOLO $H $DUSK @Dusk