New Whitepaper on Document Security Now Available for Download

As the world becomes increasingly digital, the need for having secure and tamper-proof documents has never been greater. Blockchain technology has been mentioned in the popular press recently as one such solution. The other solution is securing the documents with a digitally signed secure QR code. This blog will delve into the advantages and trade-offs of these two technologies and explore the energy efficiency debate. We will answer frequently asked questions such as “What is the main difference between blockchain and secure QR code?”, “Which technology is more secure?” and “Which technology is more energy-efficient?”. By the end of this blog post, you will clearly understand the critical differences between blockchain and secure QR code and be able to make an informed decision on which technology is best suited for your document security needs. So, let’s dive in!

Qryptal Secure QR Code technology is a unique solution that enables physical or electronic documents to be tamper-proof and instantly verifiable by any third party. It generates a highly secure digital signature with embedded data placed on the document as a QR Code, which can be easily verified by scanning the code with a smartphone app or a web validation mechanism. This serverless solution is built on PKI and has a key size equivalent to 3072 bits, making it highly secure. It can be used offline and with both electronic and physical documents while also protecting the privacy and confidentiality of the customer and institution. Two main types of Qryptal Secure QR Codes are Primary Data Codes (PDCs) and Extended Data Codes (EDCs), the former can work offline while the latter can be revoked or chained with a new code and can carry any amount of data. Qryptal Secure QR Code technology is easy to use, with a simple workflow for integrating with the Qryptal Generator API and installing the Document Validator App.

PDF generation with secure QR codes is a technology that allows for the creation of PDF documents with embedded secure QR codes that can be used for secure and efficient sharing of information. These QR codes can be used to encode a variety of data, including URLs, text, and other types of information, and can be easily scanned using a smartphone or other device equipped with a QR code reader.

The hottest trend in the tech world is OpenAI and ChatGPT, and we at Qryptal wanted to take it for a spin. So we asked some specific questions about #SecureQRCode and Blockchain.