QWAMOS combines cutting-edge quantum-resistant cryptography with proven virtualization technology to create the most secure mobile operating system available today.
QWAMOS implements NIST-standardized quantum-resistant algorithms to protect your data against both current threats and future quantum computing attacks.
Digital Signatures
Key Exchange
Stream Cipher
Hashing
# QWAMOS Crypto API
from qwamos.crypto import MLDSASigner, KyberKEM
# Generate quantum-safe signature
signer = MLDSASigner()
keys = signer.generate_keypair()
signature = signer.sign(data, keys.private)
# Quantum-safe key exchange
kem = KyberKEM()
alice_keys = kem.generate_keypair()
ciphertext, shared_secret = kem.encapsulate(
alice_keys.public
)
Each application runs in its own virtual machine with hardware-enforced boundaries. A compromised app cannot access data from other VMs or the host system.
Complete isolation between applications
Dedicated CPU cores and memory per VM
Native graphics performance in VMs
Per-VM encrypted volumes
All network traffic is routed through multiple anonymization layers by default, ensuring complete privacy and protection against traffic analysis.
Instantly destroy all encryption keys and sensitive data with a simple gesture or button combination.
• Triple power button tap • Custom gesture activation • Remote wipe capability • < 3 second destruction • Unrecoverable data loss
Complete isolation of the cellular modem prevents baseband attacks and location tracking.
• IMSI catcher protection • Silent SMS blocking • Location privacy • Baseband firewall • Zero modem access
Leave no trace with advanced anti-forensic features designed to prevent data recovery.
• VeraCrypt hidden volumes • Memory sanitization • Metadata scrubbing • Plausible deniability • Secure deletion
Real-time detection and mitigation of ultrasonic attacks including DolphinAttack and covert channels.
• DolphinAttack protection • BadUSB beacon detection • Covert channel blocking • ML threat classification • Adaptive audio firewall
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