Tag: Cybersecurity

  • Infinito.Nexus 13.0: A Sovereign Cloud on Clearnet or Tor

    Infinito.Nexus 13.0: A Sovereign Cloud on Clearnet or Tor

    Infinito.Nexus 13.0 introduces a new choice in how organizations can operate their digital infrastructure.

    Until now, an Infinito.Nexus environment was primarily organized around public or private clearnet domains. Version 13.0 adds Tor onion services as a first-class deployment option. An organization can now build its application landscape on the conventional Internet, through Tor, or through a combination of both.

    This release includes:

    • Tor as a first-class deployment axis
    • Stable onion addresses generated during provisioning
    • Tor-aware identity and Single Sign-On flows
    • Optional parallel clearnet domains
    • Cross-domain and cross-protocol SSO improvements
    • Recovery tests based on real database dumps
    • Mandatory health probes across containerized services
    • Broader automated testing across Python, JavaScript, PHP and Ruby
    • A consolidated and more secure CI deployment chain

    Together, these changes extend digital sovereignty beyond the question of who operates the servers. Infinito.Nexus 13.0 also begins addressing where services can be reached, which network infrastructure they depend on and how much an organization must disclose merely to exist online.

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  • Proton vs. Infinito.Nexus

    Proton vs. Infinito.Nexus

    Sicherheit, Skalierbarkeit und digitale Souveränität im Vergleich

    Digitale Souveränität bedeutet heute mehr als verschlüsselte E-Mails oder ein sicheres VPN. Es geht um Kontrolle, Anpassbarkeit, Skalierbarkeit – und um eine Sicherheitsarchitektur, die mit den eigenen Anforderungen wächst. 🔐

    Zwei unterschiedliche Ansätze stehen sich dabei gegenüber: Proton als spezialisierter Privacy-Dienst und Infinito.Nexus als offene, modulare Plattform für digitale Infrastruktur.

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