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Security & Privacy Whitepaper (Overview)Appendix

Version & Changelog

This page records version changes and summaries for the Whitepaper documentation. Each change should indicate: scope of change, affected chapters, involved Claim IDs, and (if applicable) relationship to implementation versions or cryptoVersion.

Recording Standards

  • Version Number: Semantic versioning (e.g., v1.0, v1.1) or Date versioning (e.g., 2026-01) recommended.
  • Change Type: Added / Changed / Fixed / Deprecated / Removed.
  • Traceability: Each change should link to specific chapters and Claim IDs; Claim text changes should sync with the Master List.
  • Relation to Implementation: If documented implementation changes (e.g., encryption params, token scope, log policy), note the corresponding client/server version or effective date.

Change Log

The table below provides a minimal maintainable structure. Update date, version, and summary per release cadence; use date versioning if internal version numbers are not exposed.

DateDoc VersionChange SummaryChaptersRelated Claim IDs
2026-01-14v1.0 Initial release of Security & Privacy Whitepaper (Split by Chapters). Covers Scope & Threat Model, Architecture & Auth, Crypto & Key Mgmt, Privacy & ZK, Web Security, Logging & IR, Vulnerability Disclosure, Evidence & Status, Claim IDs Master List, and Glossary. Overview + Ch 1–12 + Appendix See Master List /security-privacy-appendix-claim-ids
YYYY-MM-DDv1.1 Example: Supplement Ch 6-7 (Data Lifecycle & Abuse), update Download Page CSP & Referrer-Policy examples, refine audit field minimization. Ch 6, 7, 9, 10(Ex) DATA-*, ABUSE-*, WEB-*, LOG-*
YYYY-MM-DDv1.2 Example: Introduce new cryptoVersion (e.g., v2), adjust IV/AAD spec & compatibility; add deprecation timeline. Ch 5, 11(Ex) CRYPTO-*, VERSION-*

Maintenance Suggestions

  • When modifying text, check for impact on Claim IDs (statement content or Evidence links).
  • For major changes related to public security commitments, consider syncing evidence/notes on /status.
  • If disclosing security incidents (without expanding attack surface), record release window and scope here, linking to public incident statement (if applicable).