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AEAP Security Model & Responsibility Boundaries

Any security claim about an authorization system decomposes into four questions: receipt authenticity, decision integrity, enforcement integrity, and operational accountability. AEAP addresses some directly as protocol guarantees, informs others, and explicitly names which are implementation, Executor, or Protected Party responsibilities. This post walks through the four questions, the explicitly-named non-guarantees codified in AEAP §15 (v0.9.2-DRAFT), and the operational security work we're building toward.

By the Aiyo Team · October 8, 2026 · Read the post →

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Introducing AEAP — the Aiyo Execution Authorization Protocol

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The AEAP Ecosystem — October 2026

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Introducing Aiyo — A Founder's Story

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