HIP-5: Post-Quantum Security for AI Infrastructure. Status Draft. Hanzo's own standard — read this before implementing against it.
This proposal mandates the integration of NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography standards across all Hanzo AI infrastructure, ensuring quantum-resistant security for AI models, data, and communications. Building on Lux Network's PQC implementation (LP-100), this extends quantum resistance to AI-specific operations.
Inherit from Lux Network (LP-100):
pub struct SecureModel {
// Model weights encrypted with ML-KEM
encrypted_weights: Vec<u8>,
// Signature for integrity
signature: MlDsaSignature,
// Encryption key wrapped with KEK
wrapped_key: WrappedKey,
// Privacy tier configuration
privacy_tier: PrivacyTier,
}
{
"api_key_id": "ak_1234",
"timestamp": 1703001234,
"nonce": "random_value",
"signature": {
"algorithm": "ML-DSA-65",
"value": "base64_signature"
}
}
| Tier | Use Case | Security Features | |------|----------|-------------------| | 0 | Public models | Basic PQC encryption | | 1 | User data | + At-rest encryption | | 2 | Proprietary models | + TEE processing | | 3 | Sensitive inference | + GPU CC (H100) | | 4 | Classified AI | + Full TEE-I/O |
Root Key (ML-KEM-1024)
├── Model Encryption Keys (ML-KEM-768)
├── API Authentication Keys (ML-DSA-65)
├── Data Encryption Keys (ML-KEM-768)
└── Session Keys (Hybrid Mode)
from hanzo import SecureClient
client = SecureClient(
api_key="...",
pqc_enabled=True, # Default
privacy_tier=2
)
# Automatic PQC encryption/signing
response = client.complete(
model="HMM-32B",
messages=[...]
)
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