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Overview

Learn about MESH - what it is, how it works, and why it's the right tool for secure remote mobile forensic investigations.

What you'll learn

This section provides a comprehensive overview of MESH, covering:

  • Core features and capabilities
  • Architecture and system components
  • Real-world use cases and scenarios
  • Platform support and compatibility
  • About the project and the team behind it

Quick Navigation

  • Features

    Explore MESH's powerful capabilities including end-to-end encryption, censorship resistance, mobile forensics, and rapid deployment.

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  • Architecture

    Understand how MESH works with its three main components: Control plane, Analyst client, and Endpoint client.

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  • Use cases

    Discover real-world scenarios where MESH provides critical capabilities for forensic investigations.

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  • Platform support

    Check which platforms are currently supported and what's planned for future releases.

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  • About

    Learn about BARGHEST, the team behind MESH, licensing, and how to get help.

    About MESH

Why MESH?

MESH is designed specifically for digital forensics and mobile device analysis in challenging environments:

Problem

  • Spyware targeting - Activists and journalists face sophisticated surveillance
  • Censorship - Activists face restricted internet enviornments, that often block UDP protocols.
  • Remote access - Physical device access is often impossible or impractical
  • Scale - Hub-and-spoke topologies create high friction for high response enviornments.

Solution

  • Self-hosted - Full control over your infrastructure
  • Censorship-resistant - AmneziaWG obfuscation bypasses DPI
  • Secure - End-to-end encrypted with WireGuard
  • CGNAT Assignment - Making devices reachable from anywhere in the mesh (for ADB-over-Wifi or Libimobile usages)
  • Rapid - Deploy in minutes, tear down instantly

Getting started

Ready to deploy MESH? Head to the Getting started Guide for step-by-step setup instructions.

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