It is not safe to entrust one company, corporation or entity with the protection of your personal data.
QuaOS is a fusion of Android, Linux and the Quatrix trusted-authentication technology to create the world’s first mobile OS that utilizes self-authenticated logic to safeguard your communication and data-sharing. Storing the private seed matrix offline and providing the user with the hardware encoded key pairings gives the user control over security, rather than any one corporation or entity.
Using Quasar IV with QuaOS means that you are in control of your own data and you are able to safeguard your own digital identity.
On a standard smartphone, when you text, email, call and store files, each service must verify who you are, so they provide you with a public key that is stored online. Every time you use each service, this public key confirms your identity.
Because public keys have to be stored and authenticated online by a third party server, your identity could be vulnerable to intrusion attacks.
No matter how complicated your passwords are, intruders can still impersonate your digital identity if they infiltrate and take control of the authentication server. Your lost digital identity may be used for cyber-crime. Until now, we've been relying on third-party agencies to authenticate and protect our most valuable information.
On the Quasar IV, when you text, email, call and store files within Quatrix, you and your contacts are authenticated via a public seed matrix located locally in the Quasar IV’s Quatrix hardware chip. This occurs offline, on each phone. The seed public matrix is simply a mediator that helps Quatrix devices verify each other’s identities through computation rather than exchange.
Verification happens on your device, not a public server.
By using state-of-the-art cryptography, we have developed a methodology to create up to 10^77 public and private key pairs from 16^16^4 three-dimensional matrices. By storing the possible encrypted combinations on the device, it becomes extremely difficult to forge your digital identity. On top of this, access to the Quasar IV’s secure apps requires both an 8+ digit PIN and a Two-Man Rule login.
Essentially, QSAlpha has engineered a way to safely authenticate users in the digital world without incurring massive infrastructure costs. We've created a mathematically engineered matrix that contains all possible combinations of identity keys and then issued it to each individual user encoded in hardware. Truly safe identity verification must mimic the methods of real world, through offline communication security, and Quatrix does exactly that.
The Quatrix system is based on asymmetric encryption, which includes three function modules: Key Generation, Authentication (Signature Verification) and Data Encryption. The key generation and distribution structure is the base of the Quatrix System. The private and public keys are generated separately: the private key is generated by the Key Management Center (KMC), while the public key is generated by the user.
Signature verification and data encryption are performed using the Quatrix Key System. Since the public key is generated on the user side, the two operations are performed in peer-to-peer manner, and no online third-party agency is necessary.