Copies kept today
Attackers can collect encrypted data now and retain it for future decryption. This is called harvest now, decrypt later.
Updating your systems later cannot protect copies already taken.
Products / Files
Demo / early accessProtect files and verify records.
QuantumVault helps your organization keep sensitive information confidential and verify that critical records remain unchanged.
Quantum risk
Patient records, research, and business information can remain sensitive for decades.
A sufficiently capable quantum computer could break widely used public-key encryption and digital signatures.
Source: NIST
Attackers can collect encrypted data now and retain it for future decryption. This is called harvest now, decrypt later.
Updating your systems later cannot protect copies already taken.
Future attacks on vulnerable signing keys could let someone forge a signature that a system accepts.
Long-term file protection must address both confidentiality and the signatures used to verify records.
QuantumVault
QuantumVault combines post-quantum key protection with file encryption and signed verification records. Your deployment defines who controls the keys and how authorized users recover files.
Encrypt files locally before upload. Post-quantum key protection addresses future attacks on vulnerable public-key encryption.
Compare the file with its signed verification record to detect changes.
Define key ownership and access rules for your organization.
Retrieve and decrypt files with the required keys. Agree recovery procedures before deployment.
Encrypt a test file, verify its proof, and recover the original.
Use a non-sensitive file of 10 MB or less. The service receives the encrypted file, filename, and proof metadata. Keep this page open until recovery completes. Reset or leaving this page clears your local recovery keys; it does not delete stored files or proofs.
Demo keys stay in this tab. Reset, reload, or leaving this page loses the recovery keys. Dytallix does not hold these demo recovery keys. Reset does not delete stored files or proofs.
Encrypt the file in your browser. Send the encrypted file to QuantumVault.
Demo only. Non-sensitive files of 10 MB or less.
Documents, text, and images. You can also drop a file here.
Demo proof signatures use legacy Dilithium format, not ML-DSA-87. The browser testnet wallet uses ML-DSA-87. These are different implementations.
File encryption uses ML-KEM-1024 and AES-GCM. Hashes use BLAKE3. Proof signatures retain the deployed demo’s Dilithium format. This signature format is not ML-DSA-87.
The demo uses the current Dytallix chain and QuantumVault service. Anchoring must return a confirmed blockchain transaction. If submission or confirmation is unavailable, the step fails and can be retried. It does not provide persistent key custody or an independent security audit. The lifecycle record describes this browser session.
The client, storage service, custody rules, and operating limits must be agreed for each deployment.
Encryption protects confidentiality. A recorded hash supports verification of a value, but does not prove that the source file is true. Endpoint compromise can expose data before encryption or after decryption.
Keep sensitive records confidential and check their integrity when teams exchange or retrieve them.
Protect patient information retained for years and check that retrieved records match the protected originals.
Protect confidential client records and give review teams evidence that retained files have not changed.
Keep proprietary work confidential and verify archived files before teams reuse or distribute them.
Protect unreleased work and verify the files delivered to clients or production teams.
Keep unpublished research confidential and detect changes to files used in reviews and submissions.