SecureBitChat

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by SecureBitChat 10mo ago
We’ve open-sourced securebit-core, a platform-agnostic cryptographic core written in Rust. It is used as a single shared core across all SecureBitChat clients ( desktop, mobile) and contains all security-critical logic: key exchange, sessio
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Hey everyone, We’ve just released SecureBit Chat v4.4.99, a major upgrade to the platform’s cryptographic core. This update implements a fully compliant HKDF (RFC 5869) key derivation process, adds Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS), and introdu
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
What it does: Browser notifications only fire when you're away from the chat tab (using Page Visibility API). No notification spam during active conversations. What it is: WebRTC-based messenger. No registration, no servers, no phone n
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
I don't spam; I just want interested users to be aware of new releases that include significant changes. Thank you for your interest in my project. If you have any ideas on how to improve it, I'd love to hear your opinions.
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
I stopped charging for sessions and switched the entire system to a free mode with all the chat features. Everything that had been implemented previously was clearly described in the documentation.
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Sorry, I'm not familiar with this site's service and didn't know how to reply to comments. I'll be more careful about this now, as it's important. I implemented payment litigation in the first versions, but later ab
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
At the moment only stun servers are used
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
At the moment, my startup doesn't have the funding to set up our own stun servers. Going forward, we won't be using public servers, but rather our own.
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Okay, I'll do that in the new release.
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Hello everyone, I’m Volodymyr, founder and lead developer of SecureBit.chat — a privacy-first P2P messaging platform built on a fully serverless architecture with end-to-end encryption using ECDH, DTLS, SAS, and AES-GCM 256-bit. We are curr
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
The SecureBit Chat team just released a browser extension for Edge and other Chromium-based browsers. It brings the world’s most secure P2P messenger directly to your browser, featuring end-to-end encryption, zero-server architecture, WebRT
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Open-Source Encrypted P2P Chat (WebRTC and Military-Grade Security)(github.com)
3 points by SecureBitChat 1y ago|3 comments
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Hi HN! I’m excited to share SecureBit.chat, a 100% open-source, serverless P2P chat with military-grade encryption. It’s built with WebRTC, ECDH + DTLS + SAS, and fully validated cryptographic keys to ensure privacy and security. You can:
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SecureBit Chat v4.3.120 – Serverless Encrypted Messenger(github.com)
2 points by SecureBitChat 1y ago|5 comments
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Hey everyone, I’ve just released SecureBit Chat v4.3.120, a fully serverless, peer-to-peer encrypted messenger — no servers, no metadata, no central authority. It uses ECDH + AES-256-GCM + DTLS + SAS for end-to-end encryption and supports b
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SecureBitchat End-to-end freedom v4.02.985(github.com)
2 points by SecureBitChat 1y ago|7 comments
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
We actively invite cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and cryptography experts to: Review our open-source codebase Analyze security mechanisms (ECDH + DTLS + SAS, ASN.1 validation, etc.) Share feedback, ideas, and suggestions for imp
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SecureBitChat v4.01.412 Release(github.com)
4 points by SecureBitChat 1y ago|2 comments
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by SecureBitChat 1y ago
Key Security Improvements: Enhanced Cryptographic Architecture: Advanced mutex system preventing race conditions in cryptographic operations Nested encryption layers with multiple security passes ECDH/ECDSA integration for elliptic cur