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Appendix D

Threat Model Summary

SANKET Technical Security & Architecture Whitepaper. Public edition 2.0, 7 October 2026.

Table 75: Threat actors by STRIDE category

STRIDE category Principal actors Principal controls
Spoofing Credential thief, rogue device, man-in-the-middle, compromised server TOTP; administrator security keys; device states and caps; signed device links and device lists; device client certificates; identity pinning; certificate validation
Tampering Network adversary, compromised server, supply-chain attacker libsignal MACs; GCM tags; TLS; signed releases with sequence and expiry; labels and broadcast priority inside the encryption
Repudiation Malicious insider, privileged administrator Hash-chained audit; SIEM export
Information disclosure Eavesdropper, database or storage thief, metadata analyst, endpoint malware E2EE; local encryption; retention; self-hosting
Denial of service DoS attacker, compromised network device Rate limits; caps; block manager; customer DDoS protection
Elevation of privilege External attacker, lateral mover, malicious update RBAC; least-privilege tokens; network isolation; signed updates

The full matrix of twenty-three actors is in Chapter 5.

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