Security
Security principles from the whitepapers: capability over identity, stateless offline verification, index‑recoverable commitments, and binary↔pool binding. (Sources: THE NEW ERA…, USER.EXPLAINER, HOLOGRAPHIC.)
Self‑Authenticating Operations
Every action carries a short‑lived capability tied to time (tau), context, and the intended entropy pool.
Replay & Deepfake Resistance
Tau windows and context binding prevent reuse; transcripts prove liveness and scope without server calls.
Index‑Recoverable Commitments
Authorized verifiers can recover indices by enumeration; outsiders learn nothing—privacy by construction.
No Keys at Rest
Eliminate static credentials entirely. Capabilities are scoped to a single action and expire quickly.
Air‑gapped & Edge Ready
Deterministic, offline verification—ideal for edge devices and disconnected or regulated environments.
Tamper‑Evident Evidence
Portable transcripts and integrity hashes provide immutable audit artifacts you can replay later.