DeepSeek frontend code reveals application entry for Cyber security models in gray testing
A report cited by ChainCatcher said developers found application entry points and interface logic tied to DeepSeek’s Cyber security models in the company’s website frontend code. According to IT Home on Oct. 30, the route points to /usage/model-application and is protected by a feature gate, with unauthorized accounts redirected back to the usage page. The code also includes interfaces related to Cyber Key creation and quota management. Two model identifiers appeared in the code: cyber-personal-v3 and cyber-enterprise-v4. The personal version is aimed at individual security practitioners and requires ID information plus facial verification. The enterprise version is designed for corporate entities and, in addition to real-name materials, requires a business license and authorization letter. Shared requirements for both channels include a verified account in normal standing, registration in mainland China with a mainland mobile number, and no violations in the past 90 days. The entry is not listed in DeepSeek’s public menu. User feedback cited in the report said only accounts included in the gray rollout can see the section on the usage page, where authorized users are shown a "DeepSeek Flash Cyber dedicated API" area. As of the report, DeepSeek had not issued a formal announcement.
