Glitch Gremlin AI
  • 👹 Glitch Gremlin AI - Embrace The Chaos!
  • High-Level Architecture
    • GlitchGremlinProgram (On-Chain)
      • Data Structures and Accounts
    • Off-Chain AI Engine
      • AI Modules
  • 🤖 Chaos-as-a-Service (CaaS)
  • Security and Abuse Prevention
  • Token Mechanics and Distribution
    • Token Details
    • Token Utility
  • Governance and Community Chaos Challenges
  • Roadmap & Milestones
  • Developer Tools and Documentation
    • Getting Started
    • Audit Preparation
    • SDK Reference
    • CLI Tools
    • Test Types
    • Governance Features
    • AI Listener Service Setup
    • AI-Driven Vulnerability Detection
    • Monitoring
    • AI Workflow
    • zkVM Integration
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Security and Abuse Prevention

The paradox of building a “chaos tool” is that it can itself be abused if not carefully controlled. Key security considerations Glitch Gremlin takes:

  1. Multi-sig Control: The upgrade authority for the program and mint is locked behind a multi-sig. This prevents unilateral changes or malicious re-deployments.

  2. Request Throttling: We rate limit how many chaos requests can be initiated within a certain time to avoid spam or overloading the system.

  3. KYC or Access Controls (Coming Soon): In advanced scenarios, the team may require certain verifications for large-scale or potentially destructive chaos tests, especially if they risk collaterally damaging public networks.

  4. Verified Off-Chain Engine: The AI engine signs finalization transactions with a known, verifiable keypair. This ensures that only the official chaos simulations can mark requests as completed.

  5. Third-Party Audits: Coming Soon

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