Registered authority
The public wallet address authorized to request containment and release for the device.
A registered wallet authorizes a defined security response. The local agent verifies the request and applies supported containment actions.
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Wallet cryptography and endpoint enforcement perform different functions.
Tetra Control is designed to connect them through a constrained local agent. The agent accepts structured authorization requests and executes only the predefined containment actions supported by its implementation.
It is a security-enforcement component, not a general-purpose AI assistant.
The public wallet address authorized to request containment and release for the device.
A structured message specifying the requested action, device identifier, nonce, timestamp, and expiration.
The checks that determine whether the request is authentic, authorized, fresh, and valid.
The local component responsible for applying the predefined security response.
The local history of authorization attempts and enforcement outcomes.
Follow the proposed containment flow. Every transition has a defined authority.
The endpoint is outside containment. Its registered authority may submit a signed containment request.
The endpoint has applied its supported containment restrictions. A new valid signed release is required to return to Normal.
The design requires containment to persist across reboot until released. This is an implementation requirement to validate before launch.
Restrict supported network interfaces or connectivity.
Revoke supported active sessions.
Suspend supported application activity.
Lock the endpoint through a supported operating-system mechanism.
Action availability and behavior depend on the operating system and implementation. The proposed action set is not a statement of current platform compatibility.
The containment MVP uses wallet-signed messages. It does not require an onchain transaction or smart contract.
The model excludes remote shells, arbitrary commands, surveillance capabilities, and centralized overrides.
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