Key Overview
Project Two focuses on building a secure, decentralized authentication framework for IoT devices. By combining public-key cryptography with WebAssembly-based middleware, we create ultra-secure IoT ecosystems that scale effortlessly. The project's core components include:
Device Identity
Each device has a cryptographically verifiable identity with no single point of failure.
Dynamic Policies
Adaptive access controls based on real-time threat assessments and device trust scores.
Secure Boot
Verifiable firmware integrity checks using zero-knowledge proofs and WebAssembly sandboxes.
Scalable Access
Million-level device management with millisecond authorization through sharded identity ledgers.
Technical Architecture
Cryptographic Core
Elliptic Curve signatures with verifiable attestation chains. Devices can prove authenticity without exposing private keys.
WebAssembly Runtime
Isolated, verifiable execution sandboxes for device policies. Code runs in WASM modules with zero-trust verification.
Policy Engine
Distributed rules engine that automatically updates authorization policies based on device trust scores and threat intelligence.
Identity Ledger
Blockchain-based but not blockchain-dependent device identity storage ensures auditability while maintaining performance.
Implementation Guide
Getting started with Project Two's security framework requires three simple steps:
Generate your device identity using our CLI tool
Deploy the runtime using our Docker or container images
Integrate with your IoT deployment using our SDKs
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Contact SalesJoin the Project
Project Two is open source and welcomes contributions in these areas:
- Smart contract development for policy engines
- Zero-knowledge proof implementations
- WebAssembly runtime optimization
- Cross-platform SDK development