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Transparent governance documentation, external penetration test readiness, statutory regulatory compliance benchmarks, and cryptographic model provenance attestations.

Model Provenance & Enterprise Foundation Attestation

Identifier: saadfarrukh191/PakLLM_Coder · Dense Bilingual Architecture

Private Enterprise Model

Public Provenance Statement: The foundation weights referenced as saadfarrukh191/PakLLM_Coder constitute a proprietary, sovereign foundation model licensed exclusively for on-premise air-gapped deployments, government chambers, and enterprise private cloud instances. Model weights are private and distributed under authenticated enterprise licensing (not public open-weights) to prevent unauthorized redistribution and protect intellectual property.

Cryptographic Weights Checksum:
PakLLM-Coder-32B-Q4_K_M.gguf (SHA-256):
e8f49b1a7d6c29e13d50892fb5a472c10a48b919d72e6b2190fae41d8e950a41
Model Architecture Specifications:
  • • Parameters: 32.5 Billion Dense Bilingual Reasoning
  • • Vocabulary: 64,000 Perso-Arabic Nastaliq BPE tokens
  • • Context Window: 128,000 Tokens
  • • Fine-tuning: LoRA Rank 128 adaptation with PECA 2016 safety
Internal Audit Statement: Zero Customer Code Training

SBF Consultancy certifies that no customer source code, user prompts, workspace files, or completion responses are ever utilized to train, retrain, or fine-tune PakLLM_Coder or any downstream models. Enterprise inference executed via cloud endpoints operates under contractual Zero Data Retention (ZDR) terms in volatile memory only.

Independent Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Disclosure

RFC 9116 Active

Project Pak-LLM operates a public, coordinated vulnerability disclosure program under RFC 9116. We invite certified penetration testers, CREST-accredited firms, and independent security researchers to inspect our public-facing attack surfaces in accordance with our safe-harbor policy.

Role Contact Alias
security@pak-llm.com
SLA: 24–48 hours triage
Public PGP Encryption Key
OpenPGP 4096-bit Key
Automated CSP Ingress
/api/security/csp-report
Real-time W3C ingestion

Statutory Regulatory & Privacy Compliance Frameworks

Audit Aligned

Draft Personal Data Protection Bill (PDPB)

Adheres to data minimization, purpose limitation, consumer right-to-be-forgotten, and domestic storage requirements for critical personal data under Pakistani jurisdiction.

Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA 2016)

Proactive automated filtering of unauthorized system intrusion attempts, malware synthesis, blasphemy, and cyberstalking via Amanah Gate algorithmic interceptors.

State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Cloud Framework

Architectural separation between core domestic banking control planes and high-concurrency ephemeral computing workloads, with full air-gapped on-premise hardware options.

NIST SP 800-88 & NIST FIPS 203 (PQC)

NIST SP 800-88 zero audio retention for conversational voice streaming, and lattice-based ML-KEM-768 post-quantum key encapsulation for long-term cryptographic resilience.