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Published
Cryptography Defence & Security New — 2026

A Multi-Domain Cryptographic Framework with Non-Additive Reconstruction and Ephemeral Execution

A novel framework designed to operate securely under both classical and emerging quantum threat models. The system distributes cryptographic dependency across independent keys and communication channels, with a defining non-additive reconstruction property: partial, repeated, or duplicated access to system components yields no meaningful or exploitable information. Cryptographic material exists only during execution and is not retained.

Architecture overview
Input
→
Channel 1
Channel 2
→
Reconstruction gate
→
Output
Non-additive property: Fragment A + Fragment B ≠ No reconstruction possible
Author MetaMachine
Published 2026
Pages 2
Format PDF
Threat model Classical + Post-Quantum
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Key properties

  • No single-point failure
  • No artefacts post-execution
  • Partial access gains nothing
  • Quantum-threat aware
In preparation
Automation Without Cloud Dependency: A Security-First Architecture
Self-hosted AI automation, local inference, and why cloud dependency is a structural risk in operational environments.
Drafting
First-Principles Process Design for High-Consequence Environments
Applying constraint-led thinking to systems where failure is expensive — defence, logistics, and autonomous operations.
Planned
Multi-Agent AI Coordination: Patterns, Failure Modes, and Audit Trails
How multi-agent systems behave under adversarial conditions and how to design accountability into automated decision chains.
Planned

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