Cryptography & Implementation

Digital signatures and experiments with physical cryptographic objects.

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Cryptography connects mathematical guarantees to devices and workflows. These projects explore two different uses of that connection.

Signing data with a device-held key

CryptoHanko explores a digital stamp on Android: read QR data, sign it with a key held by the device, and let someone verify the resulting bundle. The article follows the implemented workflow and its experimental status.

A cryptographic object you can hold

CryptoCash investigates an NFC bearer-token proposal. Its circuit experiments explore how a constrained device might participate in a publicly verifiable system. The article distinguishes the proposal from the AES and witness-generation work already implemented.

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CryptoHanko Android screenshot showing its digital signing interface.
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CryptoHanko

An Android digital stamp: sign QR data with a device-held key and verify the resulting bundle.

Concept illustration of a physical CryptoCash token from the project README.
ProjectExperiment

CryptoCash

An NFC bearer-token proposal, explored through AES circuits and witness-generation experiments.