RFC-020: Governed Autonomy, Symbolic Intent, and D-DNA Evidence — 21. Security Considerations

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21. Security Considerations

AIGP governed autonomy introduces new attack surfaces.

These include:

forged ENFORCE signals
replay attacks
glyph spoofing
false authority claims
D-DNA chain tampering
sensor deception
malicious peer challenges
denial of governance communication
stale state propagation
compromised runtime monitor
false cognitive-safety classification

Required protections:

security_requirements:
  signed_enforce_signals: required
  ttl_and_replay_protection: required
  issuer_authority_verification: required
  policy_hash_binding: required
  canonical_ast_hash_binding: required
  ddna_chain_validation: required
  peer_observation_confidence: required
  conflict_resolution_rules: required
  safe_state_on_uncertainty: required

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