We conduct security research, build open tools, and support public-interest defense against spyware, malware, and digital repression.
Our work addresses critical gaps in spyware and threat research, enabling localized, decentralized, public-interest labs to emerge worldwide. Through open tools and shared methods, we work to democratize threat intelligence.
We build our tools in-house and release them as open source. Nothing is outsourced. Nothing is proprietary.
Our work is grounded in the needs of the global majority, particularly in East and Southeast Asia. We focus on the technical realities faced by civil society under surveillance, censorship, and digital repression.
Our systems are designed for self-hosting, local control, and operational independence. We do not build technologies that centralize power, access, or visibility back to us.
Our technologies are built for civil society: NGOs, journalists, researchers, helplines, and community networks operating under real-world constraints.
We work to democratize threat intelligence, threat research, and security research through open-source tools.
