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Restaking-based protocols offer verifiable LLM inference without costly zkML proofs or trusted hardware, relying on a one-round slashing condition to deter cheating. However, this paper reveals that such security assumptions may be overly optimistic when inference is performed repeatedly by the sam...
Restaking-based protocols offer verifiable LLM inference without costly zkML proofs or trusted hardware, relying on a one-round slashing condition to deter cheating. However, this paper reveals that such security assumptions may be overly optimistic when inference is performed repeatedly by the sam...
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Restaking-based protocols enable verifiable LLM inference without the high proving cost of zkML or the hardware trust assumptions of TEEs. Their security is commonly justified by a one-round slashing condition: a rational provider should not cheat when the expected penalty exceeds the cost saving from dishonest...
Understanding the limitations of restaking-based inference security is crucial for deploying reliable verifiable LLM services at scale. It highlights the need for more robust security models beyond single-round penalty assumptions in repeated inference scenarios.
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