Dynaseal: A Backend-Controlled LLM API Key Distribution Scheme with Constrained Invocation Parameters
Jiahao Zhao, Jiayi Nan, Lai Wei, Yichen Yang, Fan Wu

TL;DR
Dynaseal introduces a backend-controlled API key distribution scheme for LLMs that allows fine-grained constraints on model invocation parameters, improving flexibility and control in edge-device deployments.
Contribution
The paper presents Dynaseal, a novel approach for backend-controlled API key distribution that enables constrained invocation parameters for LLMs.
Findings
Enables fine-grained control over LLM API usage.
Improves flexibility for edge-device deployment.
Enhances backend management of model invocations.
Abstract
Due to the exceptional performance of Large Language Models (LLMs) in diverse downstream tasks,there has been an exponential growth in edge-device requests to cloud-based models.However, the current authentication mechanism using static Bearer Tokens in request headersfails to provide the flexibility and backend control required for edge-device deployments.To address these limitations, we propose Dynaseal,a novel methodology that enables fine-grained backend constraints on model invocations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Authentication Protocols Security · User Authentication and Security Systems
