Technical documentation
QuantumAuth documentation covers architecture, threat model, SDK integration, and operational guidance. It is written for engineers, security teams, and reviewers who need to understand how the system works — not just how to wire it.
What the documentation covers
The docs explain QuantumAuth’s architecture, hardware-bound identity model, challenge–response flows, SDK usage, and security assumptions. They are designed to support implementation, review, and audit.
Why this is different from OAuth
QuantumAuth does not reuse or extend traditional OAuth flows. There are no shared secrets, no bearer tokens stored in browsers, and no centralized identity provider holding credentials. Authentication is anchored to device hardware and verified cryptographically.
Living documentation
QuantumAuth is in an early but production-minded stage. The documentation evolves alongside the protocol, SDKs, and client as we harden the system, expand integrations, and respond to real-world feedback.