Dinosaur Model Safety Guidelines

Security is a foundational requirement for digital products. This article outlines the security standards for the Dinosaur Model project across two dimensions: asset security and data security. For asset protection, source code and original files are stored in encrypted repositories with access granted on a least-privilege basis. A watermarking system embeds invisible markers to trace leakage sources. Published assets exclude source files and edit history. Contracts explicitly define intellectual property ownership and confidentiality obligations. Regarding data security, user personal information is stored securely using encryption, and data transmission employs TLS 1.3. API endpoints implement rate limiting and input validation to prevent injection attacks and DDoS threats. Third-party SDKs undergo audits to ensure compliance. The privacy policy clearly discloses data collection scope and usage purposes. Regular security training enhances organization-wide awareness. An incident response plan covers scenarios such as data breaches, account compromise, and service hijacking.