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Diamond-Droid

Kernel-Level Security. QuantumX is bleeding-edge tech offered by Quantum Ventura that utilizes the Diamond-Droid technology.

Owned and licensed by Diamondbay Technologies Inc, Diamond-Droid is one of the world's most secure and hardened Android Kernels for unsurpassed mobile security.

Kernelresident security framework
LKMprohibited event filters with trust verification
AndroidLinux and IoT devices
01Method

Introducing Diamond-Droid.

How it works

Currently, there is no robust kernel-level military-grade security protection available for android-based devices including IoT which can prevent sensitive data leaks. Application-level and file folder-level policy frameworks are attack-prone.

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Kernel-resident Framework

Our path-breaking kernel-based security framework is built around a modified, hardened Linux kernel, which offers one of the highest possible levels of security for any android device.

  • Can safely and securely intercept, deceive and defeat any prohibited event at the system level
  • Any number of such prohibited event filters can be programmed
  • Added as a loadable kernel module (LKM) with trust verification
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System Architecture, Fused Deep Inside the Kernel

The core Diamond-Droid kernel filter mechanism is fused deep inside the modified Android / Linux kernel and is hard to reach by any hacker.

  • Several checks and balances are incorporated in the patented software, which keeps a continuous watch on the kernel files
  • Securely installed in the modified android kernel of every mobile phone
  • Filters provide the power and flexibility to be customized for the unique needs of the user
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Platforms & Use-cases

Most of the solutions offered today are application level and file folder level policy frameworks that are easily compromised by an experienced hacker. QuantumX is not an application-layer-based program, it resides inside the Android/Linux kernel which is beyond the reach of a user.

  • Any mobile phone running Android, with changes implemented and tested by OEM vendors
  • Linux-based embedded devices including IoT devices
  • Android smartwatches
  • All Linux-based devices that need security
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Sample Use Cases

Droid Kernel Filters are similar to real-time security agents which can be programmed to do specific security control functions, but these filters are at the most secure kernel level with significant checks and balances.

  • Deny access to a specific high-security or sensitive file, or even a specific piece of data record within the file
  • Alert the user if data attempts to leave over the network
  • Alter the return value with fake, empty or junk data
  • Trigger a warning on a biometric verification query
  • Send watch-out messages to administrators remotely, or perform additional control functions on the cloud
02Overview

See Diamond-Droid in action.

Recorded by Quantum Ventura

03Clients

Our target clients.

Who it is for

  • Government Sector: Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and other Government agencies where data protection and privacy issues are of paramount importance
  • Corporate Sector: corporate users concerned about data protection and prevention of IP theft and sensitive corporate data
  • Any OEM hardware device that runs on Android or Linux
  • Mobile payment processors: a mobile phone can be converted into a secure payment terminal, which is a huge market
  • Android wearable device vendors and Android power users who want to secure their Android phones
  • IoT manufacturers and IoT developers
04Detail

Partners, funding and status.

Stated plainly

Also known as
Quantum-X
Owned and licensed by
Diamondbay Technologies Inc.
Position
Kernel-resident, inside the modified Android/Linux kernel
Filter mechanism
Loadable kernel module (LKM) with trust verification
Platforms
Android phones, smartwatches, IoT and Linux-based embedded devices
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