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Multi-Source Physical Entropy Pool Encryption System Concept

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Abstract

Concept disclosure document establishing prior art for the Multi-Source Physical Entropy Pool Encryption System (MSPEP). Describes a method of generating cryptographic keys and session tokens from a pool of simultaneously sampled physical entropy sources including geomagnetic, thermal, vibration, acoustic, and network timing sensors. Covers six claim families across 23 claims: core multi-source entropy pool, infrastructure-scale timestamping, adaptive entropy weighting, hardware-bound storage encryption, distributed systems applications, and AI/client-server session encryption with continuous physical anomaly monitoring and response. Original concept date: June 27, 2026. Released publicly October 10, 2026 by Victor Hallock / Mechanicus Magus to establish prior art. All rights reserved.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-10-10

Authors: Mechanicus Magus Consulting LLC