Security
Remote access to a PC needs trust. Here is how NuviraHub earns it.
End-to-end encryption
Every session is a QUIC connection with TLS 1.3 between the two PCs, authenticated with each device's own key. Through the relay too, the server only forwards encrypted packets: it cannot see the screen, the keyboard, the files or the chat.
Consent first
Without unattended access, the person at the PC sees who is connecting and must accept. The one-time password changes at every start; wrong passwords slow down the attempts.
Your server, if you want
With your own server, IDs, address books and logs stay on your hardware. The app remembers the server's certificate and refuses a different one.
Signed updates
Updates are signed with our key and checked by the app before installing: a tampered file is refused.
The public server
It keeps only what it needs (ID, name of the PC, system, last connection) and never the content of sessions. Scam calls are a real risk: the app warns the person at the PC, and devices reported for abuse are blocked. Privacy notice →
Report a vulnerability
Write to security@nuvirahub.dev. We answer within a few days and credit the reports, if you want.
Abuse of the public server (scams, unwanted access): abuse@nuvirahub.dev.