Obscurity meets security
OBSEC
OBSEC is an open-source, privacy-first communication framework designed to operate without reliance on centralized servers. It enables secure messaging and data exchange over local networks and offline environments.
Local-first · Peer-to-peer · Open-source
OBSEC Ecosystem
Each module is independent and sovereign. Only OBSEC CHAT is currently live. Others are secured for future activation.
Secure peer-to-peer messaging over LAN and Bluetooth.
Decentralized encrypted file storage and synchronisation.
Private blockchain for logging and verification.
Privacy-preserving identity using local cryptographic keys.
Local network monitoring and node protection layer.
Current focus
OBSEC Chat & Core Infrastructure
The initial OBSEC release focuses on a peer-to-peer chat and data exchange system operating on local networks and Bluetooth. The goal is to provide a practical, privacy-preserving alternative to centralized messaging services.
Peer-to-peer connections across LAN and offline environments without central servers.
Local encryption, minimal metadata exposure, and user-owned identity.
Chat, file transfer, and synchronization modules designed for local networks.
Open-source code, reproducible builds, and transparent testing.
Founders Dossier
Sovereign systems engineered by privacy-first architects.
Privacy is the default state.
OBSEC is built to provide secure communication and data exchange without reliance on centralized platforms. The system is designed to operate over LAN, Bluetooth, and isolated environments with user-controlled identity and encryption.
Each module is independent, open-source, and verifiable. Trust is established through cryptography and local control, not third-party infrastructure.
Focus
Private, peer-to-peer communication and storage.
Approach
Local-first, offline-capable, deterministic systems.
Model
No central servers or external trust dependency.
Design Principles
- 01Default to end-to-end encryption and minimal metadata exposure.
- 02Operate in unstable, low-connectivity, or offline environments.
- 03Remain open-source, auditable, and reproducible at every stage.
If a design weakens privacy, it is rejected.