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HITE Encryption

Hilbert Information Theory Encryption — AES-256-GCM with KO42-derived entropy and a Landauer energy certificate. Files are encrypted and decrypted client-side; plaintext never leaves the browser.

App ID hite-encryption Runs at /apps/hite-encryption/ Auth framework sign-in (the /apps/* gate) Chapter Cryptography & Identity

What it does

Drop a file in, get an AES-256-GCM-encrypted artifact out — with the kernel supplying phase-locked entropy and a Landauer-bound energy accounting for the operation. Decryption is the same flow in reverse, all in-browser.

API routes behind it

  • GET /api/zeq/phase · GET /api/zeq/zeq-meta — kernel phase + metadata for entropy binding
  • POST /api/zeq/landauer — the Landauer energy certificate
  • POST /api/zsp/protect / POST /api/zsp/unprotect — optional ZSP wrap of the artifact (api/hite, ZSP)

Reference

  • Source: apps/zeq-dev/public/apps/hite-encryption/ (hite-app.js, index.html, zeq-hite-details.html)