Cryptographic document attestation with Sacred Tongue encoding. Prove any data existed at a specific time.
Notarization Certificate
Certificate ID
SHA-256
SHA-3-256
Sacred Tongue Encoded Hash
HMAC Signature
Timestamp
Signer
Data Size
System
SCBE-AETHERMOORE | USPTO #63/961,403
What this does: Hashes your data with SHA-256 and SHA-3-256 (dual: standard + quantum-resistant),
encodes the hash in a Sacred Tongue (256-token conlang vocabulary), signs everything with HMAC-SHA-256,
and timestamps it. The certificate proves exactly what data existed at what time.
Two layers of proof: 1. Standard SHA-256 — verifiable by anyone with standard tools
2. Sacred Tongue encoding — verifiable only within the SCBE system
Like the USPTO: When you file a patent, the USPTO hashes your document with SHA-512
and issues a timestamped receipt. This does the same thing, plus Sacred Tongue encoding and PQC-ready signatures.