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PQS
Petoron Quantum Standard (PQS)
Petoron Quantum Standard (PQS) v1.2 A fully custom, offline encryption standard - built entirely from scratch. PQS v1.2 is a minimalistic, self-contained encryption engine for secure file protection, with zero reliance on external cryptographic libraries. PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 (200k iterations, adjustable) for password hardening. Key separation via BLAKE2s - independent keys for encryption and MAC. BLAKE2s-MAC authentication - 16-byte tag, any modification = instant rejection. Streaming keystream generator - secure, large-scale XOR without key reuse. ... -
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Jack LIRE (Linked Record)
Quantum universal object system with referencing and genetics
Jack LIRE (Linked Record) is a quantum database-backed life-long text record diary with referencing (linking) between records, and a data library for life-long keeping of files such as documents, photographs, music and more. The diary records are fully searchable. Files can be mentioned in diary records to preserve memories, document knowledge and ideas, and more. Massive numbers of diary records and files can be permanently kept. A database located on one computer can be accessed from...
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