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Security Trace

This page connects Phase 0 concepts to the security posture of Perpetua-Tools and the companion orama-system repository.

Threat Trace

Threat/control Phase 0 source Policy surface
T1 malicious relay DELIVERABLE-4-THREAT-MODEL-REGENERATED.md Authenticated control plane, redacted artifacts, trusted endpoints
T2 stale peer DELIVERABLE-2-HEARTBEAT-LIVENESS-REGENERATED.md Heartbeat/liveness and recovery path requirements
T3 replay attack DELIVERABLE-4-THREAT-MODEL-REGENERATED.md Replay/dedup and monotonic state-transition gates
T4 Sybil witnesses PATTERN-SYNTHESIS.md Threat-model premise check before multi-site/adversarial mesh claims
T5 flooding/DoS MEDIUM-ITEMS-DECISION-MATRICES.md Bounded queues, caches, buffers, and rate limits
T6 confidence inflation/eclipse DELIVERABLE-1-PEER-OBSERVATION-MODEL-REGENERATED-ITERATION-2.md Confidence scoring plus witness diversity
T7 out-of-order observations 2026-07-11-PHASE-2-BLOCKERS.md Reorder buffer and monotonic application semantics

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Security Meaning

The Phase 0 documents do not require every distributed-systems pattern to ship immediately. They require every security claim to name its evidence, boundary, and deployment premise. For v1, the safe path is a small trusted-operator mesh with loopback-first defaults, authenticated LAN exposure, redaction, bounded buffers, and explicit operator recovery. For v2, multi-site and adversarial mesh behavior must be gated by the same evidence graph rather than assumed.