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Proof Center · QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp.

Every check recorded. Every record verifiable.

Post-quantum protection between systems. Verify the completed three-day run and the signed record of the 50-location network yourself.

Completed endurance run · September 13–16, 2026

Three days. 4,107 checks. Zero failures.

Two Oregon hosts. 72 hours. Post-quantum key establishment, with no classical fallback. The record below is sealed.

Each mark is a recorded check. Longest interval: 64 seconds.

Successful checks
4,107
Failed checks
0
Recorded ping loss
0
Longest interval
64 s

QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. · location network

The location network.
Every observation dated; the first and latest signed.

Reading the location feed

Live observation appears after the next read of the location feed; the signed record of 28 Sep 2026 is shown until then.

Historical record, 28 Sep 2026. Bright marks: confirmed cities in that signed record. Larger marks: the five capital origins. Lines: logical connections between paired cities. Select a city to inspect it.

Historical record, 28 Sep 2026

482 observations over 50 hours, to · each lists all 50 cities and regions · latest signed

Qualifying soak: not started. Target: 10,000 elapsed hours from a qualifying signed start. Observed location-hours do not count toward this target.

Download the signed record → Signer key → SHA256:8ZycHVUfjLI1R6RSIvlFaveDpVD5KS4jnQOaDXL7ScY

Cities and regions
50
Observations
482
Hours on record
50
How this network is selected
Inspect the location roster

Signed record: 2026-09-26 16:02 UTC to 2026-09-28 18:23 UTC, published about every six minutes.

What this evidence establishes

QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. / Verified connection

Oregon ↔ Stockholm

Last verified session · 17 Sep 2026 15:20 UTC

Approximate regional locations · logical connection

Observed locations
2
Probe replies
6 / 6
Slowest round trip
155.2 ms

Oregon · Last verified session

Session: active · ML-KEM-1024 / ML-DSA-87 / TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 · RTT: 155.2 ms

Observed:

Endpoint samples, taken every 60 seconds while observations are live. The completed endurance run is a separate, sealed record.

What these observations establish

The line is a logical connection between the two endpoints. Compare each live receipt’s build identity with the published hash.

“Information stolen today can remain valuable to an adversary for decades. Organizations need a practical way to begin protecting it now.”
Col. Reginald M. Harris, U.S. Army (Ret.) · Government Affairs, Qtonic Quantum CorpOn protecting long-lived information · September 17 announcement
How the completed run worked

What ran

For traffic inside its protected boundary, QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. uses ML-KEM-1024 instead of RSA or elliptic-curve key exchange to address harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure.

Two Linux hosts in separate Oregon availability zones. Each cycle checked connectivity, service status and 64 KiB data integrity, then paused 60 seconds.

If required security conditions cannot be held, protected traffic stops. There is no weaker fallback.

Key establishmentML-KEM-1024 (FIPS 203)
Endpoint authenticationML-DSA-87 (FIPS 204)
Packet encryptionAES-256-GCM
Classical fallbackNone
Pre-shared-key modeNot negotiated. ML-KEM-1024 used for key establishment
Private keysHeld on the endpoints
Third-party key accessNone, including Qtonic Quantum Corp
Hardware changesNone. Software only
HostsTwo AWS Linux instances, separate Oregon availability zones
Start2026-09-13 04:28:48 UTC
End2026-09-16 04:29:04 UTC
Duration259,219 seconds on the run's monotonic clock; 259,216 seconds between the wall-clock start and end stamps
Verify the evidence files

Check it yourself

Compare the downloaded files with the published SHA-256 hashes. Verification happens in your browser; files never leave your machine.

At harvest, both runtime executable paths matched the build below. Zero restarts were recorded.

QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. build SHA-256

b7be33990216997afe99b80090e36adf0add27ae90842a012712e265d32519e3

Run log SHA-256

560d5f9cc5818483d32f9009acdf0471805e9d4f469052a2c1c93cc4838dd4b0

Choose any file from the evidence bundle.

Command-line check:

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS
python3 verify_qshield_log.py client.jsonl

Evidence bundle

  • Everything in one file

    All evidence below as a single zip

    Download
  • Run log

    client.jsonl: all 4,107 checks, their timing and result

    Download
  • Terminal receipt

    HARVEST.txt: final counts, elapsed time, process IDs, restarts and build hash

    Download
  • Server state receipt

    D-state.txt: process, restart count, build hash and run configuration

    Download
  • Peer state receipt

    E-state.txt: process, restart count and build hash

    Download
  • Verifier

    verify_qshield_log.py: rerun every check on the log yourself

    Download
  • Verifier output

    verify-output.txt: 11 of 11 checks confirmed

    Download
  • Manifest

    SHA256SUMS: hash of every file in the bundle

    Download

Endurance results apply to the build identified in “Verify the evidence files.” The product is not represented as FIPS 140-3 validated or as holding Government authorization.

The first and latest entries of the observation record can be checked with the published key: signature verification recipe →

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