SeaVigil: explainable illegal-fishing detection

This site was found by StackScope Discovery, our own first-party launch detection. The tech stack below comes from that discovery scan; the full analysis (screenshots, scores, page checks) is added when the site is picked up by a launch platform.

SeaVigil is an explainable, auditable layer for detecting illegal fishing: apparent fishing in marine protected areas, dark (non-broadcasting) vessels, AIS spoofing, going dark, and at-sea transshipment, with a per-incident reason and evidence for every flag.

Added September 1, 2026 · Last analysed September 1, 2026 · via StackScope Discovery

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Tech Stack (7)

Infrastructure

DNS	Gandi DNS
Security	HSTS
Server	nginx

Business email	Gandi (2)

Build & Framework

JavaScript library	MapLibre
	PMTiles

Analytics & Marketing

SEO	Google Search Console

Security Headers (5/6)

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Strict-Transport-Security

✗

Content-Security-Policy

✓

X-Frame-Options

✓

X-Content-Type-Options

✓

Referrer-Policy

✓

Permissions-Policy experimental (check browser support)

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X-XSS-Protection deprecated (use Content-Security-Policy)

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