Verify the integrity and authenticity of SecureSolutionsX software downloads
This page is provided to help users confirm that files downloaded from SecureSolutionsX are official, unchanged, and published as intended.
We strongly recommend verifying every download before running it, especially executable files, installers, archives, scripts, and update packages.
Verify Before You Run
Trust should be verifiable.
SecureSolutionsX publishes official SHA-256 hashes, release details, and download information so users can independently confirm that listed files are authentic and unchanged.
If a file cannot be verified, it should not be trusted.
Why Verify a Download?
Verifying a file hash helps confirm that the file you downloaded matches the official release published by SecureSolutionsX.
This helps protect against:
- Corrupted downloads
- Incomplete transfers
- Tampered files
- Modified or repackaged versions
- Unofficial mirrors or reposts
- Fake files claiming to be official releases
If your file’s SHA-256 hash matches the official value shown on this page exactly, the file is identical to the original published release.
Official Download Policy
SecureSolutionsX software should only be downloaded from official sources linked directly by SecureSolutionsX.
We do not guarantee the safety, authenticity, or integrity of files obtained from unofficial websites, third-party mirrors, bundled downloads, reposts, modified archives, or unknown distributors.
Official release locations may include:
- The official SecureSolutionsX website
- Official SecureSolutionsX GitHub release pages
- Official SecureSolutionsX Gumroad pages
- Other SecureSolutionsX-owned and clearly linked distribution pages
If a file is not listed on this page or linked by an official SecureSolutionsX source, it should be treated as untrusted until verified.
How to Use This Page
For each software release listed below:
- Download the file from an official SecureSolutionsX source.
- Find the product and version on this page.
- Compare the SHA-256 hash of your downloaded file with the official SHA-256 hash shown here.
- Confirm the file details such as name, size, version, and platform.
- Where applicable, confirm the code signing status.
If the hash matches exactly, the file is authentic and unchanged.
If the hash does not match, do not run the file.
Delete it and download it again from an official source.
Current Official Releases
BlockchainLibrary
Version: v1.0.0
Release Date: 23rd Oct 2024
Platform: Multi-platform
File Name: BlockchainLibrary.dll
File Size: 22.53 KB
Distribution Type: ZIP / DLL
Code Signing Status: Unsigned
Official Download: https://github.com/Seancrouch00/BlockchainLibrary/releases/tag/BlochchainLibraryV1.0.0
SHA-256:
f5f5df0868f2de71b16503f2ea3c6efa866c91229df73dfa2e2366a87f6b53ed
Release Notes
This release is published through an official SecureSolutionsX source. If the SHA-256 hash of your downloaded file does not match the value shown here exactly, do not run the file.
PermaX
Version: v1.0.0
Release Date: 2nd July 2025
Platform: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
File Name: PermaXWin.exe
File Size: 4 MB
Distribution Type:ZIP / EXE
Code Signing Status: Unsigned
Official Download: https://github.com/Seancrouch00/PermaX/releases/tag/PermaXWin
SHA-256:
38775a518d1486018800984e00b19ef52c3592c5420b80ec5fb6f2974bf28dd7
Release Notes
This release is published through an official SecureSolutionsX source. If the SHA-256 hash of your downloaded file does not match the value shown here exactly, do not run the file.
How to Verify a SHA-256 Hash
Below are common ways to verify a file hash on different operating systems.
Windows PowerShell
Open PowerShell and run:
Get-FileHash “C:\Path\To\YourFile.exe” -Algorithm SHA256
Compare the SHA-256 value shown in PowerShell with the official SHA-256 value listed on this page.
If the values match exactly, the file is identical to the official release.
Windows Command Prompt
Open Command Prompt and run:
certutil -hashfile “C:\Path\To\YourFile.exe” SHA256
Compare the output to the official SHA-256 hash shown on this page.
Linux
Open a terminal and run:
sha256sum yourfile
Compare the result to the official SHA-256 value listed here.
Important
Hash values must match exactly.
Even a single changed character means the file is different.
If the hash does not match, do not run, install, or extract the file.