Rust protocol lab
VAJRA Secure Link
A secure-link prototype focused on packet structure, handshake clarity, retry behavior, and audit-ready proof.
Primary goal
Make the handshake, retry, and verification states visible enough to critique.
Evidence
Handshake diagram, packet traces, code tests, and audit notes.
Limit
The cryptographic claims should remain conservative until reviewed.
What this mission proves
VAJRA is framed as a secure communication lab, not as an overclaimed encryption product. The strongest proof is the ability to show packet states, negative paths, retry decisions, and the limits of the current implementation.
Evidence model
The protocol graph should be paired with packet traces and tests. A recruiter or reviewer should be able to follow the path from a message to its validation result without reverse-engineering the whole repository.
Current limit
Security language must stay precise. Until the code is reviewed and the threat model is explicit, the page should describe a secure-link prototype and audit surface rather than a finished security system.
Mission Timeline
Trace The Work
Each entry keeps the project inspectable by linking a system state to an evidence expectation.
Phase 1
Packet structure
Define stable fields, nonce boundaries, and explicit failure states.
Phase 2
Handshake path
Map sender, verifier, and receiver behavior so the protocol can be inspected quickly.
Phase 3
Negative tests
Add malformed packet, replay, timeout, and retry cases to the proof archive.
Phase 4
Audit pass
Publish limitations and review notes alongside the implementation.
Evidence
Proof Slots
These cards are intentionally concrete. Replace placeholder frames with real logs, screenshots, photos, CAD exports, and code traces as they are available.
Build Stack