Founder of LingerCut — Residual Trust Assurance
Ugochukwu Eneh, founder of LingerCut
Ugochukwu Eneh founded LingerCut to prove leftover access is actually dead — not because a vendor said revoked:true. After the breach and the rotation, we cut leftover access and prove it bounced.
Who builds LingerCut
Ugochukwu Eneh is the founder of LingerCut. The product is Residual Trust Assurance: leftover sessions, OAuth grants, refresh tokens, API keys, and connected-app trust that stay alive after login, password rotation, or a vendor incident.
Password managers store the next secret. Identity providers prove the next login. EDR watches the endpoint. SSPM inventories the config. None of them independently replay the old grant and require failure. That gap is the company.
What LingerCut ships
Cut out-of-band — including when the live session may already be stolen — then adversarially present the old grant again. A kill receipt is VALID only if that replay bounced. WITHHELD means leftover access was still live, even if every vendor console was green. The compromised vendor is not the only verifier of leftover trust in that vendor.
This is not a SOC 2, ISO 27001, or FedRAMP certificate. It is not a green dashboard. Read the method note, security, and trust pages for operational honesty.
Contact
Public mailbox hello@lingercut.com (Live mailbox). Design-partner and pilot requests go through /access so a lead is stored even if mail fails.