The end of credential theft

Sovereign identity without passwords. ENI6MA replaces reusable credentials with ephemeral interactive proofs — one-time, non-replayable, bound to a ledger nonce. Nothing to phish, nothing to steal.

The problem with credentials

Credential theft drives breaches

Over 80% of data breaches involve stolen or compromised credentials. Passwords, API keys, and session tokens are reusable artifacts — once obtained, they grant access.

Replay and phishing

Captured credentials can be replayed. Phishing and real-time proxy attacks defeat MFA. There is no durable fix as long as the system relies on something that can be copied.

There is nothing to steal if there is no credential.

Proof instead of possession

ENI6MA uses ephemeral interactive proofs: one-time demonstrations of knowledge bound to a ledger nonce and timestamp. No credential is ever stored or transmitted.

No credential to steal

Identity is a compiled circuit plus your cognitive key — never on any server.

No replay

The ledger burns each nonce before validation. A captured proof cannot be reused.

Non-informative transcript

Observing or phishing a ceremony yields zero knowledge; attackers cannot improve with more observations.

Same primitive for humans and machines

Reserve–challenge–validate works for both users and services.

How it works

Secret commitment — Your identity is a compiled circuit + cognitive key; no secret on any server.
Hunt and Seek — A six-zone grid shows session-unique geometry; you locate your secret character and respond with a bearing.
Cognitive witness — You complete the rounds; the client computes a proof bound to the nonce and timestamp.
Verification — The registry burns the nonce, then verifies the proof. Replay → rejected; expired → rejected.

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