Security by design.
Seeder uses AES-256-GCM in its encryption workflow. Additional public security statements will be added only after the full architecture and recovery process are documented.
Current confirmed direction
AES-256-GCM
Authenticated encryption selected for protecting recovery data.
Product-led privacy
The workflow is being designed to minimize unnecessary exposure of sensitive recovery information.
Controlled recovery
Recovery is a core product function, not an afterthought.
Claims under review
Architecture, storage, keys and fallback procedures will be published precisely.
Security documentation still required
Key derivation
Password handling, salt, parameters and key lifecycle.
Storage architecture
What is stored, where it is stored, retention and redundancy.
Recovery threat model
Lost device, forgotten credentials, service outage and project discontinuation.
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