Security Model

Protroit OS utilizes a multi-layered "Zero Trust" security architecture to ensure that the autonomous nature of the system does not become a vulnerability.

Security Features

  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Every agent and user is assigned a granular set of permissions.
  • Module Isolation: Agents run in isolated containers (Wasm or Micro-VMs) to prevent lateral movement.
  • Permission Systems: Users must explicitly grant agents permission to access sensitive context or services.
  • Secure Communication: All internal traffic is encrypted via TLS by default, even on local loops.

Access Levels

Level Access Rights
Kernel Full system control (Limited to core OS processes).
Service Access to specific hardware or data silos.
Agent Read/Write access to assigned task contexts only.
Guest Read-only access to public system information.
Devloper SDKSystem Communication Model