Security Overview
SeaWise is designed with security as a core principle. Here's how we keep your data and services safe.
Outbound-Only Architecture
The most important security feature: SeaWise never connects into your network.
Your SeaWise client makes an outbound connection to SeaWise — the same direction as browsing the web. SeaWise cannot:
Push commands to your client
Initiate connections to your network
Access services you haven't explicitly registered
See or modify data on your local network
Your Server ──outbound──> SeaWise <──inbound── VisitorYour server reaches out. Visitors connect to SeaWise. SeaWise relays traffic between the two. At no point does SeaWise reach into your network.
Encrypted Connections
All traffic between your client and SeaWise uses TLS encryption
All public service URLs use HTTPS with valid certificates
Certificates are managed automatically
Authentication
Passwordless login — sign in with a magic link sent to your email. No passwords to leak or guess.
Pairing codes — servers are connected via a time-limited device pairing flow, similar to signing into a streaming app on a TV
Token security — authentication tokens are stored as cryptographic hashes (SHA-256), not in plain text
Access Control
Dashboard sharing uses an explicit email whitelist — only people you add can see your dashboards
Each service tunnel requires a valid, authenticated connection
Subdomains can only be claimed by verified token holders
Data Handling
We collect the minimum data needed to operate the service
Session tokens are hashed before storage
Sensitive data is never logged
You can export all your data or delete your account at any time (see Privacy)
What SeaWise Cannot Do
Access your local network
No
View your local files
No
Push commands to your client
No
Read traffic content
No (TLS end-to-end)
Access services you haven't registered
No
Claim your subdomain
No (token-verified)
Responsible Disclosure
If you discover a security issue, please email [email protected]. We take all reports seriously and will respond promptly.
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