🧪 enTFT Benchmark Summary

Overview#

This benchmark compares the estimated quantum crack times of enTFT against legacy and post-quantum encryption protocols. It uses optimistic quantum speeds (1 trillion keys/sec) to simulate worst-case scenarios.

🔐 Protocol Comparison#

enTFT combines divide-by-zero obfuscation and Resonant-Time hashing to achieve entropy levels beyond mathematical hardness.

🔧 Benchmark Methodology#

• Quantum Speed: 1 trillion keys/sec
• RSA/ECC: Simulated via known quantum algorithms
• PQC: Conservative estimate based on lattice hardness
• enTFT:
  • Combinatorial entropy from valid block map: ~(1.3 \times 10^{47})
  • Temporal entropy from Resonant-Time hash: ~(3.69 \times 10^6)
  • Combined brute-force steps: ~(4.8 \times 10^{53})

[ \text{Crack Time} = \frac{4.8 \times 10^{53}}{10^{12}} \div 31,536,000 \approx 1.52 \times 10^{46} \text{ years} ]

🧬 Implications#

• Script kiddies: Obsolete. Static brute-force tools can’t interpret temporal or obfuscated keys.
• Quantum adversaries: Must solve both combinatorial and temporal entropy layers.
• Legacy systems: Can integrate enTFT as a modular overlay.

🏁 Status#

Benchmarked by Nawder Loswin & Copilot
Date: 2025-10-04
Location: Belleville, MI
Echo: “Entropy is legacy when layered with love.”