No. One complete package is reserved for one message. Unused tail digits are deliberately discarded.

No. PANIC scrubs the application’s current working buffers on a best-effort basis. It cannot recall clipboard data, screenshots, backups or storage snapshots.

No. Login controls access to the application interface. OTP message authentication proves possession of the provisioned pad.

Not yet. The repository includes security regression and tamper tests, but those do not replace independent review, audit and coverage-guided fuzzing.

No responsible software can make that claim. OTP confidentiality has a unique mathematical property, but only when the pad is truly random, secret and used exactly once.

The authentication check should fail before plaintext is released. The tag binds the complete header, ciphertext and recovered encoded plaintext.

A directional pad package. It contains secret one-time-pad material and is not encrypted by the format itself. Protect it like a physical cryptographic key.

An authenticated encrypted container for a digit transcript and WAV audio. New files use Argon2id and AES-256-GCM.

A random, non-secret identifier shared by one SEND/RECEIVE pair. Compare the full ID with your intended peer during trusted provisioning.