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vastai-security-basics

Harden Vast.ai renter access across scoped API keys, SSH, images, hosts, data, and teardown. Use when reviewing security before placing workloads on marketplace hardware. Trigger with: "secure Vast.ai", "review Vast.ai credentials", "protect data on a rented GPU".

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# Vast.ai Renter Security Boundary

## Overview

A Vast.ai renter controls credentials and workload configuration but does not own the physical host. Apply least privilege, prefer verified datacenters for sensitive data, encrypt critical material, and assume destroyed local storage is not a substitute for external recovery.

## Prerequisites

- Data classification and decision on whether shared marketplace hardware is permitted
- Scoped API-key and dedicated SSH-key owners
- Approved image provenance, secret injection, network exposure, and checkpoint controls

## Instructions
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