Bastion Protocol v3.5

You can generate service-specific passwords by deriving them deterministically from a root secret and context metadata. This stateless approach computes credentials locally, eliminating the need for external servers or persistent storage.

Stateless credential derivation protects against brute-force attacks by computing outputs locally without syncing data externally. It uses a root secret to generate unique credentials, ensuring exfiltrated vault data remains useless to attackers.

Yes, you can manage your secure vault using a headless Java CLI. The protocol supports both visual browser-based interactions and CLI commands to unlock, access, and save encrypted vault data.

The best way to manage digital identity statelessly is by deriving credentials from a root secret and context metadata. This ensures all outputs are computed locally without relying on external servers or persistent storage.

No, you do not need persistent storage to compute deterministic credentials. The protocol operates statelessly, generating all service-specific outputs locally from your root secret and context metadata.

Deterministic password generation computes credentials locally from a root secret, preventing credential exfiltration risks associated with traditional password managers. This stateless operation ensures your root secret is the only component requiring protection.