The Krunixbase ecosystem is architected around Shamir’s Secret Sharing (SSS) as a foundational cryptographic primitive for trust distribution, access control, and institutional security.

Shamir’s Secret Sharing is not treated as a feature or optional component. It defines the security boundaries, governance assumptions, and threat model across the entire ecosystem.

All repositories within Krunixbase either:

• directly implement Shamir‑based mechanisms, or
• support validation, auditing, documentation, and compliance of systems built on distributed trust principles derived from Shamir’s model.

Krunixbase is an open‑source ecosystem focused on cryptographic correctness,
security validation, and audit‑ready technical documentation.

The projects are designed for research, education, compliance, and institutional review, with a strong emphasis on mathematical rigor and reproducibility.

This layer represents the cryptographic foundation of the Krunixbase ecosystem, with Shamir’s Secret Sharing as the primary trust‑distribution mechanism.

• shamir-sss-validation-suite
  Reference validation suite for Shamir Secret Sharing, including formal mathematical proofs, deterministic test vectors, and cross‑language implementations.

• shamir-sss-validation
  Formal validation variant intended for audits, bug bounty programs, and security assessments.

• Shamir_Cracker_Lab
  Research and testing laboratory for analyzing reconstruction behavior, edge cases, and recovery scenarios.

• app-shamir
  CLI‑based Shamir Secret Sharing application with forensic‑oriented logging and structured documentation.

Repositories supporting legal clarity and open‑source governance:

• licensing-compliance
  Reference repository for open‑source license analysis and compliance documentation.

• SECURITY.md policies
  Standardized vulnerability reporting policies across repositories.

• DevSecOps tooling
  Active CodeQL scanning, secret scanning, and dependency monitoring

Krunixbase operates within the following domains:

• Security and compliance documentation
• Audit‑ready evidence structures
• Cryptographic validation and reconstruction research
• Repository governance and licensing compliance
• Reproducible and defensible technical workflows

All published materials are designed to support transparency, traceability, and formal review processes.

Repositories maintained under the Krunixbase organization follow a modular and defensible structure: This structure enables clear separation of concerns, licensing clarity, and audit‑grade maintainability.

Krunixbase repositories typically use a dual‑licensing structure:

● Documentation and non‑code materials are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC‑BY 4.0).

● Source code is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL‑3.0).

Each repository contains a root LICENSE file acting as a licensing map, with full license texts located in the respective directories.

All materials published under the Krunixbase organization are provided for research, documentation, and educational purposes only.

They do not constitute legal, audit, or operational security consulting services. Professional assessment should be conducted by qualified auditors or advisors when required.

See individual repository REFERENCE.md files for organizational context, external references, and governance documentation.

• GitHub: https://github.com/krunixbase
• Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/shamircrackerlab
• Email: shamircrackerlab@gmail.com