  Here we show that, a hidden vector field whose gauge invariance is ensured by
a Stueckelberg scalar and whose mass is spontaneously generated by the Standard
Model Higgs field contributes to quadratic divergences in the Higgs boson mass
squared, and even leads to its cancellation at one-loop when Higgs coupling to
gauge field is fine-tuned. In contrast to mechanisms based on hidden scalars
where a complete cancellation cannot be achieved, stabilization here is
complete in that the hidden vector and the accompanying Stueckelberg scalar are
both free from quadratic divergences at one-loop. This stability, deriving from
hidden exact gauge invariance, can have important implications for modelling
dark phenomena like dark matter, dark energy, dark photon and neutrino masses.
The hidden fields can be produced at the LHC.
