Detection tools analyze files after manipulation, creating probabilities instead of definitive proof.
At Verity Protocol, we are building a neutral cryptographic infrastructure layer that certifies media origin and authenticity directly at the moment of capture using hybrid signatures (Ed25519 + Post-Quantum) and hardware-level trust.
Trust lives in the origin.
No file storage: Independent verification without storing your media.
Modular integration: Available via SDK.
Join the core team:
We are actively looking for cryptographers, system architects, and core engineers to contribute. Collaborations are structured under a standard 4-year vesting plan with a 1-year cliff.
If you want to build the future of digital provenance, send a direct message to connect.
José Quevedo
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This is exactly the kind of infrastructure problem I want to be working on. I've built hybrid trust systems before: Compliant Bridge propagates attestations from a Chainlink CRE enclave (hardware-rooted trust) across chains via CCIP. I've also worked hands-on with post-quantum signatures, encoding Falcon-512 verification as arithmetic constraints at Nethermind and closing a soundness gap in the process.
I also build circuit-security tooling (ZKLint, 56 tests, SMT-based exploit proofs) and have a fix merged into Trail of Bits' circomspect.
I'd love to connect and share a little more about my experience. What's the best place to reach you for a quick DM?