Kernel-level security
Diamond-Droid
Kernel-Level Security. QuantumX is bleeding-edge tech offered by Quantum Ventura that utilizes the Diamond-Droid technology.
resident security framework
prohibited event filters with trust verification
Linux and IoT devices
Introducing Diamond-Droid.
Currently, there is no robust kernel-level military-grade security protection available for android-based devices including IoT which can prevent sensitive data leaks. Application-level and file folder-level policy frameworks are attack-prone.
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Kernel-resident Framework
Our path-breaking kernel-based security framework is built around a modified, hardened Linux kernel, which offers one of the highest possible levels of security for any android device.
- 01Can safely and securely intercept, deceive and defeat any prohibited event at the system level
- 02Any number of such prohibited event filters can be programmed
- 03Added as a loadable kernel module (LKM) with trust verification
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System Architecture, Fused Deep Inside the Kernel
The core Diamond-Droid kernel filter mechanism is fused deep inside the modified Android / Linux kernel and is hard to reach by any hacker.
- 01Several checks and balances are incorporated in the patented software, which keeps a continuous watch on the kernel files
- 02Securely installed in the modified android kernel of every mobile phone
- 03Filters provide the power and flexibility to be customized for the unique needs of the user
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Platforms & Use-cases
Most of the solutions offered today are application level and file folder level policy frameworks that are easily compromised by an experienced hacker. QuantumX is not an application-layer-based program, it resides inside the Android/Linux kernel which is beyond the reach of a user.
- 01Any mobile phone running Android, with changes implemented and tested by OEM vendors
- 02Linux-based embedded devices including IoT devices
- 03Android smartwatches
- 04All Linux-based devices that need security
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Sample Use Cases
Droid Kernel Filters are similar to real-time security agents which can be programmed to do specific security control functions, but these filters are at the most secure kernel level with significant checks and balances.
- 01Deny access to a specific high-security or sensitive file, or even a specific piece of data record within the file
- 02Alert the user if data attempts to leave over the network
- 03Alter the return value with fake, empty or junk data
- 04Trigger a warning on a biometric verification query
- 05Send watch-out messages to administrators remotely, or perform additional control functions on the cloud
06Watch
QuantumX Smartphones Product Description
See Diamond-Droid in action.
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Who it is for.
- 01Government Sector: Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and other Government agencies where data protection and privacy issues are of paramount importance
- 02Corporate Sector: corporate users concerned about data protection and prevention of IP theft and sensitive corporate data
- 03Any OEM hardware device that runs on Android or Linux
- 04Mobile payment processors: a mobile phone can be converted into a secure payment terminal, which is a huge market
- 05Android wearable device vendors and Android power users who want to secure their Android phones
- 06IoT manufacturers and IoT developers
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Partners, funding and position.
- Also known as
- Quantum-X
- Owned and licensed by
- Diamondbay Technologies Inc.
- Position
- Kernel-resident, inside the modified Android/Linux kernel
- Filter mechanism
- Loadable kernel module (LKM) with trust verification
- Platforms
- Android phones, smartwatches, IoT and Linux-based embedded devices
Provenance
Owned and licensed by Diamondbay Technologies Inc, Diamond-Droid is one of the world's most secure and hardened Android Kernels for unsurpassed mobile security.
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