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= 4. Critical Quality Characteristics = <span id="safety"></span> == 4.1 Safety == <span id="system-safety"></span> === System Safety === * SAF-1: The system MUST protect users from deanonymization attacks. * SAF-2: The system MUST prevent data loss and corruption. * SAF-3: The system MUST maintain operational safety under stress. <span id="data-safety"></span> === Data Safety === * SAF-4: The system MUST ensure data integrity and consistency. * SAF-5: The system MUST prevent unauthorized data modification. * SAF-6: The system MUST maintain secure backups where needed. <span id="operational-safety"></span> === Operational Safety === * SAF-7: The system MUST fail safely under error conditions. * SAF-8: The system MUST prevent cascading failures. * SAF-9: The system MUST maintain safety during updates. <span id="security-10"></span> == 4.2 Security == <span id="network-security"></span> === Network Security === * SEC-1: The system MUST resist sophisticated traffic analysis attacks. * SEC-2: The system MUST prevent Sybil & Eclipse attacks. * SEC-3: The system MUST protect against denial of service. * SEC-4: The system MUST implement secure routing protocols with path diversity. * SEC-5: The system MUST support anonymous network routing capabilities. <span id="data-security"></span> === Data Security === * SEC-6: The system MUST encrypt all (senstive) data. * SEC-7: The system MUST implement secure (and distributed) key management. * SEC-8: The system MUST prevent unauthorized access through zero-knowledge proofs. * SEC-9: The system MUST support secure backup and recovery mechanisms. * SEC-10: The system MUST implement perfect forward secrecy. <span id="operational-security"></span> === Operational Security === * SEC-11: The system MUST detect and prevent attacks. * SEC-12: The system MUST maintain security during partial network compromise. * SEC-13: The system MUST support secure recovery procedures with minimal trust. * SEC-14: The system MUST implement deterministic reproducible builds for verification. * SEC-15: The system MUST be security audited. <span id="privacy-3"></span> == 4.3 Privacy == <span id="data-privacy"></span> === Data Privacy === * PRV-1: The system MUST minimize data collection and retention. * PRV-2: The system MUST enable anonymous operations. * PRV-3: The system MUST prevent correlation attacks. <span id="communication-privacy"></span> === Communication Privacy === * PRV-4: The system MUST hide communication patterns. * PRV-5: The system MUST protect metadata. * PRV-6: The system MUST enable private group communication. <span id="user-privacy"></span> === User Privacy === * PRV-7: The system MUST support pseudonymous identities. * PRV-8: The system MUST enable selective disclosure. * PRV-9: The system MUST prevent profile building. <span id="usability-4"></span> == 4.4 Usability == <span id="accessibility-2"></span> === Accessibility === * USB-1: The system MUST be usable by individuals with varying technical expertise. * USB-2: The system MUST provide clear error messages and recovery options. * USB-3: The system MUST support multiple languages and locales. <span id="learnability"></span> === Learnability === * USB-4: The system MUST provide intuitive interfaces for common operations. * USB-5: The system MUST include comprehensive user documentation. * USB-6: The system MUST offer progressive complexity disclosure. <span id="error-prevention"></span> === Error Prevention === * USB-7: The system MUST prevent common user errors. * USB-8: The system MUST provide clear confirmation for critical actions. * USB-9: The system MUST enable recovery from mistakes. <span id="reliability-6"></span> == 4.5 Reliability == <span id="system-reliability"></span> === System Reliability === * REL-1: The system MUST maintain service availability under adverse conditions. * REL-2: The system MUST recover automatically from failures. * REL-3: The system MUST preserve data integrity during disruptions. <span id="network-reliability"></span> === Network Reliability === * REL-4: The system MUST handle network partitions gracefully. * REL-5: The system MUST maintain service during node churn. * REL-6: The system MUST provide reliable message delivery. <span id="component-reliability"></span> === Component Reliability === * REL-7: The system MUST isolate component failures. * REL-8: The system MUST support redundant operations. * REL-9: The system MUST enable component replacement without disruption. <span id="resilience"></span> == 4.6 Resilience == <span id="adaptability"></span> === Adaptability === * RES-1: The system MUST adapt to changing network conditions. * RES-2: The system MUST evolve with technological advances. * RES-3: The system MUST support protocol upgrades. <span id="survivability"></span> === Survivability === * RES-4: The system MUST survive targeted attacks. * RES-5: The system MUST maintain core functions under stress. * RES-6: The system MUST preserve critical data during failures. <span id="recovery"></span> === Recovery === * RES-7: The system MUST restore service after disruptions. * RES-8: The system MUST rebuild network connections automatically. * RES-9: The system MUST recover from partial system failures. <span id="other-quality-characteristics"></span> == 4.7 Other Quality Characteristics == <span id="maintainability-5"></span> === Maintainability === * QC-1: The system MUST support modular updates and upgrades. * QC-2: The system MUST enable component isolation for maintenance. * QC-3: The system MUST provide diagnostic capabilities. <span id="portability"></span> === Portability === *QC-4: The system MUST run on multiple platforms and devices. * QC-5: The system MUST adapt to different runtime environments. * QC-6: The system MUST support cross-platform deployment. <span id="interoperability-4"></span> === Interoperability === *QC-7: The system MUST integrate with existing systems where needed. * QC-8: The system MUST support standard protocols and formats. * QC-9: The system MUST enable cross-system communication. <span id="constraints-7"></span>
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