Whitepapers
The SenseCrypt whitepaper series
Seven papers for the people who have to evaluate this: security reviewers, identity architects, and the teams who own the recovery flow. Each one is written to be checked against the running system, not believed.
01 · Face Data, Demystified From face image to face token
A taxonomy for biometric storage: raw image, template, encrypted template, cancellable transform, and face token. What each one yields when the database leaks.
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02 · Beyond Possession Keep your passkeys. Add the person
Passkeys prove an unlocked device, not the person holding it. How SenseCrypt carries passkey-grade possession inside one ceremony and verifies the live person on top.
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03 · Quantum Readiness The case for never building the biometric database
Harvest now, decrypt later meets a credential valid for a lifetime. Why the face token uses symmetric and hash primitives only, and where the quantum claim stops.
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04 · Social Engineering The helpdesk is the new perimeter
Why recovery and support calls became the working attack, what deepfaked voice and video did to verification by recognition, and how a CIBA check closes the flow.
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05 · Deployment Biometrics on day one
Authentication programs fail on enrollment, not cryptography. How batch minting from photos on file starts coverage at 100 percent, and how the lifecycle stays anchored to the directory.
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06 · Architecture Built for your security review
An architecture walkthrough for reviewers: what a full database compromise yields, why there is no OP-side SSO session, refresh-family revocation, and anti-enumeration as an invariant.
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07 · Bootstrapping Identity Trust on first use, proof ever after
Deployments with no face images on file bootstrap through SCIM shells or domain-gated self-signup. What gates the first use, and what the first use leaves behind.
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