Anti-Forensic Design
Last updated: October 1, 2026
Anti-Forensic Design
Your wallet is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is written to disk. XColdPro's storage layer then conceals those already-encrypted files, so no identifiable signature of digital asset custody is left on any device.
Stealth Architecture
- Wallet files appear as system cache (e.g.,
concrt_a84476ec.bin) - Hidden filesystem attributes on all wallet files
- Stealth naming conventions that mimic OS system files
- Metadata obfuscation — no identifiable headers or magic bytes
Layered Deniability
Even discovering encrypted files reveals nothing about contents. The combination of:
- Anti-forensic file naming
- Hidden system attributes
- Decoy Wallet System
- EMBO memory sanitization
Creates multiple layers of deniability. Concealment is a layer on top of encryption, not a replacement for it: a forensic examiner who defeats the concealment still faces AES-256-GCM and the Decoy Wallet System.