Openiza
Open Censorship-Resistant Connectivity Infrastructure
Open. Secure. Private. Resilient.
Open. Secure. Private. Resilient.
Openiza aims to build a long-term, censorship-resistant connectivity layer that enables people in high-censorship environments to access the free internet securely and privately — while minimizing exposure to surveillance and protocol detection.
The project begins with a focus on Iran and is designed with region-specific threat modeling in mind.
Internet access in Iran is heavily restricted and monitored through advanced state-level censorship systems:
This project implements a phased, adaptive, and impact-driven approach to provide secure, censorship-resistant internet access for users in Iran.
Core server/client architecture + real-world resilience testing
Automated scalable node lifecycle management
Native client support including Apple platforms
Next-generation open protocol research
Openiza assumes state-level adversaries with:
Openiza is seeking early-stage funding to expand infrastructure, accelerate research, and conduct resilience testing.
No production infrastructure details or sensitive deployment data are published. Operational security takes priority during early development.