The family
Six tiers, one architecture.
EDSSA NANO
The protocol that authenticates anywhere.
Two computing nodes. One post-quantum handshake. Forever-after authentication, in microseconds, with no central authority in the hot path.
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Authenticate ten thousand clients as one.
Horizontal scale without per-node handshakes. A single Fleet ID routes the entire client population through a lock-free verification path.
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A swarm authenticates as a swarm.
Lose drones to jamming, dropout, or capture. The swarm's identity holds. Threshold authentication at the device layer, with the same elegance as the breathing credential at the byte layer.
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When only some nodes can talk to the satellite.
Heterogeneous-capability swarms with role-tiered protocol behaviour, multi-hop attestation, and routing that's part of the authentication.
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Reject forged tokens at line rate.
Validate at the network edge for almost no CPU cost. Forged or expired tokens never reach origin, never consume satellite uplink, never load the matching engine.
Read more →EDSSA ORBIT
Cryptographic state that advances with the orbit.
Authentication keyed to physical events — perigee passage, eclipse exit, ground-station acquisition. Hibernation handshakes that survive multi-orbit comms gaps without re-bootstrap.
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