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Post-Quantum Distributed Storage
Erasure-coded. Quantum-safe. Globally distributed. Upload and download through parallel network paths - no chokepoints, no bottlenecks.
Technical PreviewCurrent encryption standards (RSA, ECDSA) will be broken by quantum computers. When that happens, any data encrypted today could be decrypted retroactively.
"Harvest now, decrypt later" is already happening. Adversaries are collecting encrypted data today, waiting for quantum capability tomorrow.
ScatterBytes is built from the ground up with NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms, so your data stays safe even when quantum computers arrive.
All cryptographic operations use NIST-standardized quantum-resistant algorithms. Your data is protected against both current and future threats.
Engineering over hype. Distributed for performance and resilience. Central coordination for integrity and accountability. Crypto for efficiency.
Reed-Solomon coding creates redundancy efficiently. Configurable parity levels let you balance durability vs. storage overhead for your needs.
Continuous monitoring detects node failures automatically. The network re-encodes and redistributes data to maintain durability without manual intervention.
Every chunk, every request, every response is cryptographically signed. Low-trust design means you verify, not assume. Tampering is always detected.
Storage nodes run TLS with valid certificates. Your browser connects directly to nodes for uploads and downloads—no plugins, no extensions, no middleware.
Upload and download chunks through multiple nodes simultaneously. Each node has an independent network path—aggregate bandwidth scales with the network.
Data is encrypted on your device before upload. Storage nodes only ever see ciphertext. Your keys never leave your control.
Built for the age of AI agents. Structured APIs, machine-readable output, consistent error codes. Your assistant can manage your storage.
Your file is compressed, then encrypted with a quantum-safe key. The encrypted data is split into fixed-size chunks, each signed with your identity.
Encrypted chunks are distributed to storage nodes around the world. Nodes store opaque blocks—like sectors on a disk—with no concept of files.
Reed-Solomon erasure coding generates parity shards. Your data can now survive multiple node failures without any data loss.
When you need your data, chunks are fetched from available nodes, verified, reassembled, and decrypted locally with your key.
Built for engineers who care about what's under the hood.
ScatterBytes Labs is in active development. The live demo lets you upload a file and watch it get encrypted, chunked, and scattered across the network in real time.
Source code and documentation coming soon.