This work demonstrates an adaptive operating system that enhances security in computing environments, indicating its potential for next-generation systems.
PIHU OS is a secure adaptive operating system architecture designed to embed behavioral intelligence directly into system orchestration. Unlike traditional operating systems that rely on static security policies and reactive monitoring, PIHU OS introduces layered behavioral modeling, adaptive trust evaluation, and autonomous recovery mechanisms. The system continuously learns normal operational behavior, detects deviations using anomaly scoring, and responds with calibrated system-level actions. This work presents the architecture, design rationale, and preliminary evaluation of PIHU OS, highlighting its applicability to next-generation secure computing environments.
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