Evidence before action
Praesidium begins with measured system evidence and separates observation from any change.
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A direct record of what Aeternum software verifies, where authority remains, what can leave a device, and which claims we deliberately do not make.
These principles describe the controls implemented in Praesidium PC Defense 2.38.6. They are bounded claims—not a promise that software can eliminate every risk.
Praesidium begins with measured system evidence and separates observation from any change.
Protected work stays behind review and confirmation. A recommendation is not authorization.
Consequential maintenance is paired with records, restore points, quarantine, or another stated recovery path where supported.
Components request the access needed for the selected operation; the desktop does not receive payment secrets.
Findings, confidence, limitations, and the intended effect of an action are presented in plain language.
Praesidium records checked, approved, completed, and recoverable work in its local activity journal.
Praesidium is distributed as a Windows x64 installer through the official Aeternum download route and its public GitHub release record.
Version 2.38.6 is the current stable public release, published September 1, 2026.
The official installer is Authenticode-signed. Windows exposes the publisher signature before installation.
The release publishes SHA-256 394EC27C…2AAC8F9A. The complete value is recorded on the Release Record.
The desktop verifies the signed update manifest and the downloaded package hash before launching an update.
Use aeternumit.com/downloads or the linked Aeternum GitHub release. Avoid repackaged installers.
Release dates, installer identity, integrity data, and verified changes are maintained on the public release page.
Routine diagnostics and maintenance evidence are processed on the Windows device. Online account services keep only the records needed for identity, licensing, billing references, downloads, and support.
Praesidium examines Windows system-state metadata, resource readings, event evidence, maintenance results, and selected file paths. It does not need private document contents to build its timeline.
Account identity, verification state, entitlements, license activations, registered devices, billing references, and support messages are handled by Aeternum’s account service.
The public website uses Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity as described in the Privacy Policy. Authenticated account fields are masked. These tools are not the Praesidium diagnostic engine.
Checkout and refunds are executed server-side through Stripe. The desktop and browser interface never receive Aeternum’s Stripe secret key, and Aeternum does not store full card details.
When enabled and installed, advisory AI runs through the user’s local Ollama service. Praesidium’s deterministic tools remain usable without it.
Turning local AI off removes AI explanations; it does not transfer that work to a remote model or weaken action confirmations.
Read the current Privacy Policy for retention, service providers, account data, analytics, and user choices.
Praesidium’s local AI can explain evidence and suggest a next step. It cannot approve protected changes, bypass safeguards, or directly perform destructive maintenance.
Praesidium can work offline in Core, during the original trial, or from a previously verified cached paid state. Some selected features require a connection.
Sign-in, email verification, session renewal, and customer-portal requests communicate with the Aeternum account service.
Activation, validation, and device deactivation exchange entitlement and device identifiers with the commerce gateway over HTTPS.
Update checks retrieve the signed manifest; approved downloads retrieve the official installer package.
Checkout, refund requests, downloads, and support conversations communicate only when the user initiates those workflows.
Send a concise description, affected version, reproduction steps, and the impact you observed. Do not include passwords, private keys, live payment data, or another person’s personal information.
Email AeternumIT@proton.me with the subject “Security Report — Aeternum.” We will acknowledge the report and coordinate follow-up based on severity and reproducibility.