Security & Privacy software manages network access, identity verification, and data encryption to protect digital environments. These tools block trackers at the DNS level, establish private tunnels between remote servers, and handle single sign-on authentication for multiple applications. This type of software serves system administrators and developers who need to manage login credentials and network traffic on their own hardware. Self-hosting these apps ensures that authentication logs and private encryption keys remain on local infrastructure rather than on external servers.
This page lists 102 open source tools in the Security & Privacy category. The most popular are LocalSend, PocketBase and Pi-hole. Most use the AGPL-3.0 or Apache-2.0 license, and 87 offer an official Docker image.
A self-hosted cloud storage server providing end-to-end encryption for files and markdown notes in the browser.
Share sensitive information securely using client-side encryption and self-destructing messages that delete after being viewed.
A peer to peer platform for censorship resistant communication and publishing via a decentralized encrypted datastore.
Provides multi-tenant authentication and identity management for B2B software with support for SSO and RBAC.
A platform for engineering teams to secure and deploy application secrets and environment variables across environments.
Share sensitive information via encrypted one-time secrets that are deleted immediately after the first read.
Manage application secrets and environment variables using public key encryption with real time runtime updates.
Monitor transactions and user activity in real time to detect suspicious behavior and automate fraud prevention.
A self-destructing message service that uses HashiCorp Vault for secure, one-time temporary secret storage.
A secure pastebin application featuring end-to-end encryption for the confidential sharing of code and text.
Manage passwords and identities using peer to peer syncing and local encrypted storage without central cloud servers.
Self-hosted peer-to-peer video calling platform for secure 1-to-1 real-time communication using end-to-end encryption.
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