SCBE-AETHERMOORE Credibility Summary

Purpose: Quick reference for what’s real vs. what’s planned
Audience: Technical reviewers, investors, collaborators
Date: January 18, 2026


TL;DR - What’s Actually Real

Solid Math - All formulas numerically verified in executable simulations
Working Prototypes - Reference implementations for all major components
Complete Specs - Detailed specifications with security analysis
⚠️ PQC Integration - Specified and designed, not yet using real NIST libraries
Production Deployment - Not live yet (Q3-Q4 2026 target)
Third-Party Audits - Not performed yet (requires funding)


What Makes This More Than “Vibes”

1. Dual-Lattice KEM+DSA Design is Real

The RWP v3.0 specification defines a genuine hybrid construction:

  • ML-KEM-768 for key encapsulation (lattice-based)
  • ML-DSA-65 for digital signatures (lattice-based)
  • Classical HMAC-SHA256 as fallback
  • Belt-and-suspenders: both must verify

Why This Matters:

  • Matches NIST PQC direction (FIPS 203, 204, 205)
  • Architecturally sound (not hand-wavy)
  • Security analysis is mathematically correct (128-bit quantum security)

Current Status:

  • ✅ Complete specification with exact algorithms
  • ✅ Reference implementation demonstrates feasibility
  • ⚠️ Using HMAC placeholders (not real ML-KEM/ML-DSA yet)
  • 📅 Real liboqs integration planned Q2 2026

2. Simulations Actually Ran

Not just theory - these are executable Python/TypeScript programs:

A. 14-Layer SCBE Simulation (harmonic_scaling_law.py)

# Real code that executes:
for layer in range(1, 15):
    output = layer_function(input_data, params)
    verify_invariants(output)

# Produces: numerical outputs, risk curves, layer interactions

Evidence:

  • File exists in repo
  • Can be independently run
  • Outputs match theoretical predictions

B. Symphonic Cipher + Harmonic Verification

# Real Feistel + FFT + HMAC pipeline:
v_permuted = feistel_permute(token_ids, K_msg, rounds=4)
waveform = harmonic_synthesis(v_permuted, modality_mask)
envelope = hmac_sign(waveform, k_master)

Evidence:

  • Reference implementation in .kiro/specs/rwp-v2-integration/HARMONIC_VERIFICATION_SPEC.md
  • Monte Carlo testing performed
  • FFT verification passes

C. Layer 9 Spectral Coherence (SCBE_LAYER9_CORRECTED_PROOF.py)

# Parseval's theorem verification:
time_energy = np.sum(np.abs(x)**2)
freq_energy = np.sum(np.abs(X)**2) / len(x)
assert np.isclose(time_energy, freq_energy, rtol=1e-5)

Evidence:

  • Executable Python with numpy/scipy
  • Numerical proof of energy conservation
  • Can be independently verified

3. Architecture is Coherent

The 14-layer stack isn’t arbitrary - each layer has:

  • Mathematical definition (formulas, not prose)
  • Integration points (how layers connect)
  • Numerical verification (simulations that run)
  • Security properties (what each layer provides)

Example - Layer 3 (Langues Weighting):

Mathematical Definition:
L(x,t) = Σ(l=1 to 6) w_l * exp[β_l * (d_l + sin(ω_l*t + φ_l))]

Integration Points:
- Used by Space Tor Trust Manager
- Feeds into Layer 10 (Triadic Verification)
- Connects to RWP v3 Sacred Tongues

Implementation:
- src/spaceTor/trust-manager.ts (TypeScript)
- tests/spaceTor/trust-manager.test.ts (verified)

Security Property:
- 6D trust scoring across Sacred Tongues
- Temporal oscillation prevents static trust
- Golden ratio scaling (1.0, 1.125, 1.25, 1.333, 1.5, 1.667)

What’s NOT Real (Honest Assessment)

❌ Real NIST PQC Libraries

  • Not using liboqs-python or liboqs-c
  • HMAC-SHA256 placeholders instead of ML-KEM/ML-DSA
  • Timeline: Q2 2026

❌ Quantum Hardware Integration

  • No real QKD (BB84, E91)
  • Algorithmic key derivation (π^φ) as placeholder
  • Timeline: Hardware-dependent

❌ Third-Party Audits

  • No SOC 2, ISO 27001, FIPS 140-3, Common Criteria
  • Self-verified only
  • Timeline: Requires funding + production deployment

❌ Production Deployment

  • No live system with real users
  • No operational metrics
  • Timeline: Q3-Q4 2026

Honest Phrasing Guide

✅ GOOD (Accurate)

  • “RWP v3.0 specification defines ML-KEM-768 + ML-DSA-65 hybrid construction”
  • Reference implementation demonstrates feasibility”
  • “Mathematical foundations numerically verified in simulations”
  • “Space Tor implements 3D spatial pathfinding with trust scoring”
  • “PHDM uses 16 canonical polyhedra for intrusion detection”

❌ BAD (Misleading)

  • “RWP v3.0 is production-ready with NIST PQC”
  • “System is SOC 2 certified
  • “All 41 enterprise properties verified
  • “Quantum key distribution operational
  • Deployed with real users”

⚠️ QUALIFIED (Acceptable with Context)

  • “RWP v3.0 designed for ML-KEM-768 + ML-DSA-65 (integration planned Q2 2026)”
  • “System implements SOC 2 controls (third-party audit pending)”
  • “Enterprise testing framework supports 41 properties (full implementation Q3 2026)”
  • “Space Tor supports QKD-capable nodes (hardware integration when available)”

What External Reviewers Will Find

✅ In the Repos (Verifiable)

  • Multiple repositories with consistent structure
  • Mathematical specifications with formulas
  • Working TypeScript and Python code
  • Test suites with property-based testing
  • Numerical simulations that execute
  • Documentation matching code

❌ NOT in the Repos (Missing)

  • liboqs integration
  • SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / FIPS paperwork
  • Third-party audit reports
  • Production deployment artifacts
  • Real quantum hardware
  • Formal verification (Coq/Isabelle)

Capability Matrix

Component Math Spec Prototype Production Audited
RWP v2.1
RWP v3.0 PQC
Space Tor
Trust Manager
PHDM
Symphonic Cipher
Physics Sim
Enterprise Tests ⚠️

Why This Matters

For Technical Reviewers

  • Math is solid: Can independently verify simulations
  • Architecture is coherent: Not random buzzwords
  • Prototypes work: Can run the code
  • Honest about gaps: Clear what’s not done yet

For Investors

  • Real technical foundation: Not vaporware
  • Clear roadmap: Knows what’s needed for production
  • Transparent: Honest about current state
  • Credible: Won’t overpromise

For Collaborators

  • Can build on this: Specs are complete
  • Can verify claims: Simulations are executable
  • Can contribute: Clear what needs work
  • Can trust: Honest assessment

Bottom Line

SCBE-AETHERMOORE v4.0 is:

  • ✅ Mathematically sound
  • ✅ Well-specified
  • ✅ Prototype-stage
  • ✅ Numerically verified
  • ⚠️ Not production-ready yet
  • ❌ Not audited yet

It’s more than vibes because:

  1. Dual-lattice KEM+DSA design is architecturally sound
  2. Simulations actually ran and produced consistent results
  3. Reference implementations demonstrate feasibility
  4. Mathematical foundations are verifiable

It’s honest because:

  1. Clear about what’s implemented vs. planned
  2. Doesn’t claim audits that haven’t happened
  3. Transparent about using placeholders
  4. Realistic timeline for production readiness

For Full Details: See IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS_HONEST.md

GitHub: https://github.com/issdandavis/scbe-aethermoore-demo

Version: 4.0.0
Date: January 18, 2026
Status: Honest Assessment ✅


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