KBTerminalPhase 1 · open beta
Six tools work now
Choose an instrument. Exposure Scan, Key Forge and the Atlas run with no sign-up and no wallet. A wallet matters for access codes, the Lattice Book and Ward. During Phase 1 every tool is open.
Exposure Scan
Paste any address to learn if the key behind it can already be rebuilt from chain data, with one answer per network.
Open →Key Forge
Create post-quantum key pairs, derive shared secrets and sign or check messages with the standardized schemes.
Open →Seal
Encrypt a message or a file to a post-quantum key in the browser, and open what was sealed to yours.
Open →Watch
Keep a list of addresses and see, every time you look, whether one of them has just revealed its key.
Open →Algorithm Atlas
One table for all of them: purpose, underlying problem, byte sizes and speed on the machine you are using.
Open →Standards Desk
The three NIST standards and the migration guidance in plain words, each linked to its primary source.
Open →Commons
Shared, on-chain pieces: a public book of post-quantum keys and Ward, a safe that makes every withdrawal wait.
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