DeepSeek official website code reveals Cyber, an independent cybersecurity model, in grayscale testing split into enterprise and personal editions
Developers discovered the application entry point and API logic for the Cyber cybersecurity model in the front-end code of the DeepSeek official website, with model identifiers cyber-personal-v3 and cyber-enterprise-v4. The personal edition requires ID card information and completion of facial verification, while the enterprise edition additionally requires submission of a business license and authorization letter; both channels require a real-name account, registration in mainland China with a bound mainland mobile phone number, and no violation records within the past 90 days. Currently, this entry point does not appear in the public menu, and only a small number of grayscale accounts can see the relevant section on the usage page. DeepSeek has not yet issued an official announcement.
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The official website code contains two sets of application templates and an independent Key system for the enterprise and personal editions, which can be used to observe how DeepSeek separates cybersecurity capabilities from its general-purpose models.
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DeepSeek Official Website Code Exposes Cyber Cybersecurity Standalone Model: Enterprise and Personal Editions, Currently in Limited Gray-Scale Testing
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According to the leaked code information, the application page's route points to /usage/ model-application and is gated by a feature gate switch; accounts without permission are redirected back to the usage page when they visit. The code also contains interfaces related to Cyber Key creation and quota management, as well as two different application templates for the enterprise and personal editions.
Two model identifiers appear in the code, namely cyber-personal-v3 and cyber-enterprise-v4. The former is aimed at individual security practitioners, and its application requirements include providing ID card information and completing facial verification; the latter is aimed at corporate entities and, in addition to real-name materials, also requires submission of a business license and a letter of authorization.
According to the leaked application instructions, the common thresholds for both channels include: the account has completed real-name verification and is in normal status, the registered location is mainland China and a mainland phone number is bound, and there are no violation records in the past 90 days. The process is to fill out the application form, submit it for review, and create a Cyber Key after approval.
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Some users have reported that only accounts covered by the gray-scale rollout can see the relevant section on the usage page, and after entering, if they have permission, it will display the "DeepSeek Flash Cyber Cybersecurity Dedicated API" area, but the current gray-scale scope is still quite limited.
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This move means DeepSeek may be separating cybersecurity-specific capabilities from the general model and using independent model identifiers and a Key system for access management.
As of now, DeepSeek official has not released any formal announcement regarding the Cyber model; the above information all comes from reverse observation of the official website's JavaScript code and scattered feedback from gray-scale users.
Whether DeepSeek will officially bring this model to market, which entities it will open to, and what the pricing and invocation rules will be all remain uncertain.