World’s most secure P2P messenger. End-to-end encrypted, zero-server architecture, quantum-resistant roadmap. WebRTC direct connections, advanced ECDH + DTLS + SAS verification, full ASN.1 validation. FOSS
World’s most secure P2P messenger. End-to-end encrypted, zero-server architecture, quantum-resistant roadmap. WebRTC direct connections, advanced ECDH + DTLS + SAS verification, full ASN.1 validation. FOSS
Great question.
WebRTC still relies on STUN and, when direct connectivity isn’t possible, TURN for ICE.
SecureBitChat currently supports ^Direct Mode^, where users exchange the SDP manually (copy/paste, QR code, file, etc.). Once exchanged, the peers establish a direct WebRTC connection.
Right now, users can configure their own STUN and TURN servers directly in the settings, use public servers, or any infrastructure they trust. An optional assisted connection mode is currently in development.