Quantum Scan
LiveExposure check for any address across Robinhood Chain, Ethereum and Base.
Open scanQuantum exposure scannerRobinhood Chain · Ethereum · Base
Send one transaction and your wallet's public key sits on chain for good. A big enough quantum computer can work backwards from it to your private key. Shorline tells you which of your wallets are exposed, and gives you post-quantum tools to move what matters before that day comes.
02 / How it works
An address is a hash of your public key. Until you sign something, nobody can see the key itself, quantum computer or not.
Every signed transaction lets anyone recover the public key. From then on it's in the chain's history and can't be taken back.
ECDSA on secp256k1 falls to Shor's algorithm. With a public key in hand, a large quantum computer can derive the private key and sign as you.
Nobody can do step 3 today. The keys being published now will still be there when someone can.
03 / Toolkit
Exposure check for any address across Robinhood Chain, Ethereum and Base.
Open scanML-KEM-768 file and note encryption. Runs in your browser, keys never leave the device.
Generate, sign and verify with ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA. Good for testing, good for learning.
Step-by-step moves from exposed wallets to fresh, receive-only ones. Batched, with a checklist.
Post-quantum readiness per chain, tracked from proposals to shipped code. Sources linked.
Delayed transfers that a second key can cancel. A safety net if a key ever leaks.
04 / Algorithms
05 / Token
Scan stays free for everyone. Holding $SHOR unlocks Seal, Key Lab and the Phase 2 tools in the terminal.
06 / Coins