Blackout Comms Private Clusters
A private cluster is a private group of trusted devices that securely communicate, share location, and work together as a decentralized mesh network.
Sending & Receiving Messages
-
Smart path planning for direct messages
-
Decentralized mesh cache helps deliver packets
-
Direct Messages & Broadcasts
-
Direct message delivery confirmation
-
Broadcast confirmation of accept & rebroadcast
-
Broadcasts can optionally be displayed on nodes
.jpg)
Location Awareness & Sharing
-
Cluster-wide awareness of locations and
-
connectivity
-
Location is always being securely shared & propagated through cluster-wide “pings”
-
View current or last-known location, speed, and heading of any device in your cluster - even those out of range
Limitations
-
New devices must be physically close enough to the root device in order to be onboarded
-
Max of 90 communicators and links
-
Unlimited read-only links
-
DM delivery attempts can continue for up to 24 hours
-
Broadcast messages can continue to propagate for up to 2 hours
Security
-
New devices must be onboarded by the root device
-
Direct messages are asymmetrically encrypted
-
Broadcasts are symmetrically encrypted
-
All transmissions are digitally signed
-
Chain of trust is enforced by all devices, with the root device the top of the chain
-
Frequency hopping is controlled by an algorithm using time, cluster symmetric keys, and sometimes other factors, making it unpredictable to untrusted devices





