Formal verification
Verified vault operations and attestation-gated correctness, with Rust-based contracts.
A hardware-verified, capability-based, side-channel-resistant architecture for running AI in hostile environments — anchored, at the very root, in biology. Everything above the trusted base is assumed compromised. The anchor binds an instrument to the one operator it belongs to.
Six layers, each independently verifiable and strictly isolated. Trust increases as you descend — and bottoms out in the anchor.
A local front end with encrypted storage and no direct access to secrets.
Hardware-attested agent registry, capability tokens, bounded sandboxes, TPM-signed audit trails.
Confidential compute and encrypted memory — the model runs sealed and is treated as hostile.
A tiny, high-assurance core. Hardware-backed keys that never leave the secure element.
Formally verified isolation, a capability manager and verified inter-process channels.
A measured boot chain over a hardware root of trust — and, beneath it, a biological anchor that binds the device to its operator.
At the base of the stack, identity stops being a password and becomes physical. The anchor draws entropy from biology and binds the device's identity to the person who holds it — so an instrument wakes for its operator and no one else. It can't be phished, copied, or transferred.
The instrument that charts the vast and the one that reads the body answer to the same root — and the same person.
The biological layer is forward-looking research; the high-assurance stack around it is built to be implementable today.
Verified vault operations and attestation-gated correctness, with Rust-based contracts.
CHERI spatial safety, MTE/CET temporal safety, per-allocation nonces and automatic zeroization.
Static and dynamic attestation with control-flow and memory-integrity checks.
Hybrid signatures (ECDSA + Dilithium-3) and PQC key exchange for forward-secret sessions.
Constant-time crypto, cache partitioning, microarchitectural flushes and timing randomization.
Mutually-attested TLS with channel binding and PQC-ready session keys.
Reproducible builds, dependency hash verification, and signed SBOMs.
Behavioral anomaly detection, autonomous isolation, and TPM-protected audit logs.
The complete layer-by-layer design, adversary model, and hardening roadmap live on GitHub. An honest label: theoretical, and fully implementable.
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A high-assurance architecture for adversarial environments. The biological trust layer is an active research
direction; nothing here is a security guarantee for any specific deployment or a medical claim.