Post-Quantum Infrastructure · Served via HTTP/3 + QUIC + WebTransport

FATED

The company behind PQ PDF and PQ Crypta — building quantum-resistant tools and open-source infrastructure for a post-quantum world.

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Our Products

Built for the post-quantum era

Two production tools protecting users from quantum-era threats, today.

PQ PDF

Sovereign PDF Intelligence

46 PDF tools with zero-retention architecture. Among the most comprehensive public PDF forensics scanners available — 44 independent detection engines across structural, dynamic, ML, and behavioural analysis. Everything runs on your infrastructure.

  • 44-engine forensics scanner with ML anomaly classification
  • 6M+ offline threat indicators — no external calls during analysis
  • AI forensic narrative via self-hosted LLM — zero data exposure
  • Post-quantum encryption — NIST FIPS 203/204/205
  • Zero retention — files deleted immediately after processing
Visit PQ PDF → Forensics Scanner →

PQ Crypta

Post-Quantum Cryptography API

Production-grade post-quantum cryptography as a service. NIST-standardized ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSA algorithms via REST API, WebAssembly, and Rust crates — delivered over HTTP/3 + QUIC with quantum-resistant key exchange.

  • NIST FIPS 203 / 204 / 205 — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA
  • HTTP/3 + QUIC with X25519MLKEM768 hybrid key exchange
  • Enterprise auth — OAuth 2.0, SAML 2.0, LDAP/AD, WebAuthn
  • WebAssembly + Python bindings for cross-platform integration
  • Self-hosted — no vendor access to cryptographic material
Visit PQ Crypta → API Reference →
Open Source

The Arsenal

Production Rust infrastructure powering the post-quantum web. Publicly auditable, MIT licensed, free to use.

pqcrypta-proxy

v0.2.2 Rust MIT

HTTP/3 + QUIC + WebTransport reverse proxy with hybrid post-quantum TLS. A full nginx replacement for the quantum era — ML-KEM-768 key exchange, automated ACME certificates, adaptive rate limiting, and HMAC-protected circuit breaker built in.

GitHub →

hmac-circuit-breaker

v0.3.0 Rust MIT

HMAC-SHA256 protected circuit breaker with fail-open semantics and tamper-evident on-disk state. Built for shared and world-writable storage — the only circuit breaker that actively refuses to become a DoS amplifier.

GitHub → crates.io →

pqc-binary-format

v1.0.14 Rust MIT

Standardised binary format for post-quantum cryptography data interchange. 47 algorithms, self-describing metadata for seamless decryption, SHA-256 integrity verification, and cross-platform bindings for Rust, Python, and WebAssembly.

GitHub → crates.io →
Flagship Capability

PDF Forensics Scanner

Among the most comprehensive public PDF forensics tools available — built into PQ PDF.

44 Independent Detection Engines

Structural, dynamic, ML, and behavioural analysis running in parallel across every scan.

6M+ Offline Threat Indicators

URLhaus, MalwareBazaar, FeodoTracker, and OpenPhish — fully offline, no external calls.

0 Bytes Retained

Files processed in mode 0700 isolation and deleted immediately after every scan.

◈ML anomaly classification — IsolationForest, RandomForest, LightGBM with SHAP explainability
◈MITRE ATT&CK mapping + strace behavioural sandbox in isolated Linux namespaces
◈AI forensic narrative via self-hosted Qwen 2.5 — no external API calls, ever
◈Post-quantum encryption output — ML-KEM-1024, ML-DSA-87, SLH-DSA-SHA2-256s
Open Forensics Scanner → Learn more at PQ PDF →
Live & Public

Apps you can use right now

Everything we build is public and running in production. No sign-up walls — click in and try it.

Encrypt & Share

Zero-KnowledgeDual-KEM

Send encrypted messages and files where nothing readable ever touches the server — client-side dual-KEM (ML-KEM + X25519) post-quantum encryption with zero retention.

Open app → Whitepaper →

HTTP/3 · QUIC Scanner

Free ToolWebTransport

Real-time HTTP/3, QUIC and WebTransport scanner — grade any endpoint's protocol support, TLS, and post-quantum readiness in seconds.

Open scanner →

QUIC Speed Test

Multi-LocationQUIC

A QUIC-native speed and latency test that runs over WebTransport across multiple regions — the next-generation answer to the legacy TCP speed test.

Run test →

WebTransport Telemetry Wall

LiveQUIC Streams

A live wall visualising per-stream QUIC isolation over WebTransport in real time — protocol behaviour you can actually watch happen.

Watch live →

Live PQC Benchmark

LiveML-KEM · HQC

Watch post-quantum cryptography measured live — classical vs ML-KEM-1024 vs HQC-256 key generation, encapsulation and decapsulation timings.

See benchmark →

PDF Editor & E-Sign

20 ToolsPAdES-B

A full browser-based PDF editor — vector editing, form builder, redaction — plus free multi-party e-signature with PAdES-B digital signatures.

Open editor → E-sign →

Outlook Add-in

Microsoft 365Forensics

Run the full PDF forensics scanner directly on email attachments inside Outlook — catch weaponised PDFs before anyone opens them.

Get the add-in →

PQC Challenge Mode

InteractiveLearn

Learn post-quantum cryptography hands-on through interactive terminal puzzles — key encapsulation, signatures, and zero-knowledge proofs.

Start playing →
Original Research

Research & whitepapers

Primary security and protocol research — the work behind the tools, published in the open.

The Epstein Files, Forensically

Case Study16,971 PDFs

What 16,971 released PDFs reveal when every one is run through the forensic scanner — structure, metadata, and tampering signals at scale.

Read study →

PDF Forensics at Scale

Study7,800 PDFs

A 7,800-PDF study measuring how real-world documents behave under forensic analysis — parser divergence, anomaly rates, and detection coverage.

Read study →

PDFs in AI Ingestion Pipelines

ResearchParser Divergence

Why PDFs silently corrupt RAG and AI pipelines — visible-vs-actual-page (V/AP) divergence and parser disagreement that poison ingested text.

Read research →

HTTP Request Smuggling

Security5 Protocols

Request smuggling analysed across five protocols — HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC and WebTransport — and how the proxy defends against each.

Read research →

QUIC vs TCP

WhitepaperBenchmarks

A real-world analysis of QUIC against TCP — handshake latency, head-of-line blocking, and throughput under loss, with reproducible measurements.

Read whitepaper →

Dual-KEM Zero-Knowledge Sharing

WhitepaperArchitecture

The architecture behind Encrypt & Share — how dual-KEM key agreement delivers zero-knowledge sharing the server can never read.

Read whitepaper →
About Fated LLC

Security should be sovereign

A security-focused software company building post-quantum cryptography infrastructure for the open web. No telemetry, no data retention, no vendor lock-in. Everything runs under your control.

Zero Retention

Files deleted immediately after processing. No logs of content, no data at rest, no exceptions.

Quantum-Resistant

NIST FIPS 203/204/205 throughout. Built for cryptographically relevant quantum computers — today, not tomorrow.

Open Source

Core infrastructure public, MIT licensed, and auditable. Security through transparency, not obscurity.

Sovereign

On-premises deployment, no external dependencies, no vendor access. Your infrastructure, your control.

Get in Touch

Contact Fated LLC

Questions about our products, licensing, partnerships, or press inquiries.

General Inquiries

Product questions, licensing, and technical discussions.

allan@fated.org

Press & Media

Interview requests, editorial coverage, and media assets.

allan@fated.org

Open Source

Bug reports, pull requests, and contributions.

github.com/PQCrypta
EntityFated LLC
TypeDomestic Limited Liability Company
CharterLC001579339
StateMissouri, United States
FormedFebruary 28, 2018
StatusActive