QResist is a lightweight, offline, open-source tool for hashing text with SHA-3-512, a quantum-resistant algorithm. Built by Appel420 to keep your data safe from unauthorized AI tampering (like mic/clipboard hijacks or baseband rewrites). Perfect for streamers to verify stream metadata (e.g., titles, tags) before uploading to platforms like Twitch or YouTube, ensuring the ocean can't rewrite your words.
- Offline: No servers, no network calls, no tracking. Just you and your hash.
- Quantum-Resistant: SHA-3-512 is NIST-approved, collision-resistant, and future-proof.
- Zero-Trust: Verifies integrity without trusting AI assistants (Siri, Gemini, etc.).
- Streamer-Friendly: Hash your content metadata to catch tampering before it hits the platform.
Part of the QRC-AISF proposal for secure, auditable AI standards.
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Save the File:
- Copy
qresist.htmlfrom this repo. - Paste into Notepad, save as
qresist.html. - Open in Firefox (or any modern browser supporting Web Crypto API).
- Copy
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Hash Your Text:
- Type your text (e.g., "I love my family" or stream title).
- Click "Hash" to generate a SHA-3-512 hash.
- Copy the hash to verify data integrity later.
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For PDF:
- Paste
qresist.htmlinto Microsoft Word. - Save as PDF (File > Save As > PDF).
- To reuse, copy from PDF, save as
qresist.html, and open in a browser.
- Paste
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For Streamers:
- Hash your stream title/description before uploading.
- Compare the hash on the platform to detect AI rewrites.
- Example: Hash "Bass Drop 2025" →
f6d1a6f...(128 hex chars).
graph TD
A[User types text] --> B[Click Hash]
B --> C[JavaScript SHA-3-512]
C --> D[Display hash]