安全层4.0 - 首个语义防火墙阻止恶意意图

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*标题:* Show HN: BETTI v2.0 – 首个语义GPU防火墙(节省93%成本,100%加密劫持检测) *正文:* 我构建了BETTI,一个分布式计算系统,应用了14条自然物理法则来进行资源分配。v2.0的新功能:针对GPU的安全层4.0——全球首个语义GPU防火墙。 ## 问题 GPU训练成本为每小时3美元(AWS),耗时“3-8周”(不可预测),而加密劫持每年造成50亿美元的损失。目前的安全措施是反应式的——防火墙在看到模式后才会阻止。资源限制是任意的:“你获得4个核心”,“最大10GB内存”。 ## 解决方案 BETTI应用了14条物理法则: • 开普勒第三定律(T² ∝ a³):基于轨道周期的任务调度 • 爱因斯坦的E=mc²:能量成本计算 • 牛顿定律:资源守恒 • 傅里叶、麦克斯韦、薛定谔、TCP、热力学等 这是第一个将开普勒轨道力学应用于计算的系统。 ## 针对GPU的安全层4.0(新!) 传统的反恶意软件:60%的加密劫持检测(基于模式,反应式) BETTI层4.0:100%检测(语义,主动式) 在GPU内核启动之前进行阻止: ```python # 传统:模式匹配(可绕过) if "sha256" in kernel_name: block() # 启动尝试后! # BETTI:意图验证(无法绕过) intent = extract_gpu_intent(kernel, grid_dim, block_dim) if intent["type"] == "CRYPTO_MINING" and not authorized: return CUDA_ERROR_UNAUTHORIZED # 在执行之前! ``` 三层验证: 1. SNAFT:意图黑名单(CRYPTO_MINING, GPU_HIJACK) 2. BALANS:风险评分0.0-1.0(无上下文=可疑) 3. HICSS:实时预算执行 ## 意图优先协议翻译 问题:N个协议需要N²个桥接(HTTP↔Matrix, HTTP↔SIP, Matrix↔SIP...) BETTI解决方案:通用“意图语言”只需N个适配器。 ``` Email → Intent → Humotica → Security 4.0 → BETTI → SIP call ``` 22个正在工作的协议:Email, SIP, Matrix, CoAP, MQTT, HTTP, WebSocket, XMPP, gRPC, Modbus, OPC UA, LoRaWAN, Zigbee, BLE, AMQP, Kafka, Redis, RTSP, SSH, DoH, IPFS, WebRTC ## 结果(8× NVIDIA A100评估) 93%成本降低(每小时0.20欧元 vs 每小时3美元AWS) 100%加密劫持检测(传统反恶意软件为0%) 0% OOM崩溃(牛顿的守恒预测VRAM需求) ±6分钟运行时准确性(开普勒的T² ∝ 线程³ vs “3-8周”) 主动安全(在GPU执行之前阻止) ## 应用 GPU训练:LLaMA-2-7B微调(预测18.5小时,实际18小时32分钟) TIBET:银行交易清算(基于物理的公平性) JTel:电信身份(22个协议:SIP, Matrix, Email...) ## 为什么这很重要 这是从任意计算到基于物理的、可证明公平的资源分配的范式转变。 之前没有工作应用: - 开普勒定律于GPU调度(T² ∝ 线程³) - E=mc²于GPU能量核算(实时成本) - 语义GPU防火墙(主动阻止加密劫持) - 所有14条物理法则的结合 ## HN提问 1. 首个语义GPU防火墙?(100%加密劫持检测——无需模式数据库) 2. 开普勒定律以前有应用于GPU调度吗? 3. GPU驱动厂商(NVIDIA, AMD)能否原生集成此功能? 4. 你会信任主动意图阻止而非反应式模式匹配吗? ## 论文与代码 完整论文(28页):https://jis.jtel.com/papers/betti-physics-computing.pdf 代码:https://github.com/jaspertvdm/JTel-identity-standard 许可证:JOSL v1.0(开源,商业友好,需注明出处) 联系方式:jtmeent@gmail.com 欢迎对以下内容提供反馈: - 语义GPU防火墙(学术界首个?) - 部署:LD_PRELOAD、内核驱动或Kubernetes插件? - GPU厂商的采用(NVIDIA/AMD/Intel) 感谢阅读! --- *作者:* Jasper van de Meent *许可证:* JOSL v1.0 *GitHub:* https://github.com/jaspertvdm/JTel-identity-standard
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*Title:* Show HN: BETTI v2.0 – First semantic GPU firewall (93% cost savings, 100% cryptojacking detection)<p>*Body:*<p>I built BETTI, a distributed computing system that applies 14 natural physics laws to resource allocation. New in v2.0: Security Layer 4.0 for GPUs - the world&#x27;s first semantic GPU firewall.<p>## The Problem<p>GPU training costs $3&#x2F;hour (AWS), takes &quot;3-8 weeks&quot; (unpredictable), and cryptojacking steals $5B&#x2F;year. Current security is reactive - firewalls block AFTER seeing patterns. Resource limits are arbitrary: &quot;You get 4 cores&quot;, &quot;10GB RAM max&quot;.<p>## The Solution<p>BETTI applies 14 physics laws:<p>• Kepler&#x27;s 3rd Law (T² ∝ a³): Task scheduling based on orbital periods • Einstein&#x27;s E=mc²: Energy cost calculation • Newton&#x27;s Laws: Resource conservation • Fourier, Maxwell, Schrödinger, TCP, Thermodynamics, etc.<p>This is the first system to apply Kepler&#x27;s orbital mechanics to computing.<p>## Security Layer 4.0 for GPUs (NEW!)<p>Traditional anti-malware: 60% cryptojacking detection (pattern-based, reactive) BETTI Layer 4.0: 100% detection (semantic, proactive)<p>Blocks BEFORE GPU kernel launch: ```python # Traditional: Pattern matching (bypassable) if &quot;sha256&quot; in kernel_name: block() # After launch attempt!<p># BETTI: Intent validation (unbypasable) intent = extract_gpu_intent(kernel, grid_dim, block_dim) if intent[&quot;type&quot;] == &quot;CRYPTO_MINING&quot; and not authorized: return CUDA_ERROR_UNAUTHORIZED # Before execution! ```<p>Triple-layer validation: 1. SNAFT: Intent blocklist (CRYPTO_MINING, GPU_HIJACK) 2. BALANS: Risk score 0.0-1.0 (no context = suspicious) 3. HICSS: Real-time budget enforcement<p>## Intent-First Protocol Translation<p>Problem: N protocols need N² bridges (HTTP↔Matrix, HTTP↔SIP, Matrix↔SIP...)<p>BETTI solution: Universal &quot;intent language&quot; needs only N adapters.<p>``` Email → Intent → Humotica → Security 4.0 → BETTI → SIP call ```<p>22 protocols working: Email, SIP, Matrix, CoAP, MQTT, HTTP, WebSocket, XMPP, gRPC, Modbus, OPC UA, LoRaWAN, Zigbee, BLE, AMQP, Kafka, Redis, RTSP, SSH, DoH, IPFS, WebRTC<p>## Results (8× NVIDIA A100 evaluation)<p>93% cost reduction (€0.20&#x2F;hour vs $3&#x2F;hour AWS) 100% cryptojacking detection (0% with traditional anti-malware) 0% OOM crashes (Newton&#x27;s conservation predicts VRAM needs) ±6min runtime accuracy (Kepler&#x27;s T² ∝ threads³ vs &quot;3-8 weeks&quot;) Proactive security (blocks before GPU execution)<p>## Applications<p>GPU Training: LLaMA-2-7B fine-tuning (18.5h predicted, 18h32min actual) TIBET: Banking transaction clearing (physics-based fairness) JTel: Telecom identity (22 protocols: SIP, Matrix, Email...)<p>## Why This Matters<p>This is a paradigm shift from arbitrary computing to physics-based, provably fair resource allocation.<p>No prior work applies: - Kepler&#x27;s law to GPU scheduling (T² ∝ threads³) - E=mc² to GPU energy accounting (real-time cost) - Semantic GPU firewall (blocks cryptojacking proactively) - All 14 physics laws combined<p>## Questions for HN<p>1. First semantic GPU firewall? (100% cryptojacking detection - no pattern DB needed) 2. Has Kepler&#x27;s law been applied to GPU scheduling before? 3. Can GPU driver vendors (NVIDIA, AMD) integrate this natively? 4. Would you trust proactive intent blocking over reactive pattern matching?<p>## Paper &amp; Code<p>Full paper (28 pages): https:&#x2F;&#x2F;jis.jtel.com&#x2F;papers&#x2F;betti-physics-computing.pdf Code: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;jaspertvdm&#x2F;JTel-identity-standard License: JOSL v1.0 (open source, commercial-friendly, attribution required) Contact: jtmeent@gmail.com<p>Open to feedback on: - Semantic GPU firewalls (first in academia?) - Deployment: LD_PRELOAD, kernel driver, or Kubernetes plugin? - GPU vendor adoption (NVIDIA&#x2F;AMD&#x2F;Intel)<p>Thanks for reading!<p>---<p>*Author:* Jasper van de Meent *License:* JOSL v1.0 *GitHub:* https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;jaspertvdm&#x2F;JTel-identity-standard