Overview
A secure and decentralized operating system and network layer project built on a custom communication protocol. Uses a custom TCP-based encrypted handshake mechanism instead of HTTP.
Why It Exists?
Standard HTTP protocols leave massive metadata trails, making true privacy nearly impossible on the modern web. I needed a completely isolated, decentralized space where communication couldn't be easily tracked, analyzed, or intercepted by third parties. Cyberia was born as a counter-culture to the mainstream web.
Architecture & Decisions
The core network layer is written in Rust for absolute memory safety and concurrency, while C++ handles deep system-level integrations. Instead of standard TLS/HTTP, it utilizes a custom TCP handshake heavily encrypted with AES/RSA. Tauri is used to provide a minimal, lightweight UI without the overhead of Electron.
Key Features
- ▹Custom TCP-based encrypted communication
- ▹No HTTP metadata tracking or headers
- ▹Decentralized node architecture
- ▹End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) with AES/RSA
- ▹Ultra-low resource consumption UI