How does Scribia protect gesture patterns?
Gesture authentication patterns are encrypted at rest so security credentials are never stored as plain text.
Encrypted gesture pattern storage
Use encrypted gesture storage so gesture data security never leaves patterns in plain text. AES pattern encryption protects credentials at rest and only unlocks them during verification.
How it works in Scribia
1
Accept the saved gesture pattern.
2
Hide plain pattern details after storage.
3
Keep vault status visible before verification.
Capability
Protected record
Capability
Hidden details
Capability
Vault status
Protected Storage
Protected gesture record
Saved pattern details stay out of view
Gesture record
Stored without showing the pattern
Saved state
Protected record
The app shows a clear security state while keeping saved pattern details hidden.
Ready for verificationStep 01
Pattern received
Gesture saved for protection.
Step 02
Details hidden
Plain pattern view removed.
Step 03
Vault ready
Verification can use the record.
Vault status
Record
ProtectedPattern view
HiddenAccess flow
ReadySecurity flow
Safe to verify
Storage Flow
Protection path
From gesture to vault
01
Pattern accepted
The saved gesture enters the protected storage flow.
02
Plain view removed
Shape details are no longer displayed as a readable record.
03
Vault record saved
The stored version is marked protected and ready.
04
Verification enabled
The access flow can compare against the saved record.
Vault status
Pattern details hidden
Protected record saved
Verification record ready
What users see
A clear protected state, not the raw saved pattern.
Store the pattern in protected form.
Saved gesture patterns move into a protected record, so plain pattern details are not exposed in the security flow.
Accept the saved gesture pattern.
Hide plain pattern details after storage.
Keep vault status visible before verification.
Protect the pattern behind your
login.
Use protected storage as part of the gesture security workflow.
Protect
Store
Verify
Protected Record
Saved record
Protected, readable status only
What remains visible
Protected record
The interface confirms the saved pattern is protected without showing the pattern itself.
Hidden
Protected
Ready
Pattern view
Stored record
Verification
User-facing result
Status is clear, but the saved pattern is never displayed.
Ready for verification
The saved pattern stays behind a secure layer.
The security view makes it clear that the stored record is protected before verification uses it.
Show the protected record status.
Keep plain pattern details out of display.
Use the record only for verification.
Keep exploring Scribia
Related capabilities that pair with protected storage in the same workflow.
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Zero-upload helpers that complement this feature—then continue in the full Scribia product.
Questions about Protected storage
Is encryption only for gestures?
This page focuses on protected gesture storage that backs the gesture-based 2FA flow.
Does encryption affect how I draw my pattern?
You still draw the same memorable gesture; encryption protects what is stored after enrollment.
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