
How ChromVoid's Encryption Architecture Supports Plausible Deniability
ChromVoid's deniability model starts in the storage architecture: every password maps to its own encrypted namespace, while no vault list tells an observer what else exists.
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Notes from the ChromVoid team.

ChromVoid's deniability model starts in the storage architecture: every password maps to its own encrypted namespace, while no vault list tells an observer what else exists.

Passkeys make sign-in safer and simpler, but portable credentials raise a new question: who controls the source of truth for your credential?

A phone can be more than a second screen. With a USB-first remote flow, it can become the source of truth for a desktop vault session.