HTTPS + Secure WebSockets
Encrypted HTTPS and WSS channels protect application traffic between the Android client and the production edge.
4C Pulse is being built as a modern real-time messaging platform with secure transport, authenticated sessions, protected device credentials, controlled storage, and a scalable service architecture.
The platform is being engineered around established mobile and application-security practices. The current implementation focuses on the controls already deployed, while advanced end-to-end encryption and key management remain part of the security roadmap.
Encrypted HTTPS and WSS channels protect application traffic between the Android client and the production edge.
JWT-based authentication is used for protected API and WebSocket access, with authorization enforced by the backend.
Device-side sensitive token material is protected using Android platform cryptographic storage.
Server-side passwords are protected using bcrypt rather than storing plaintext credentials.
Protected endpoints use rate-limiting controls to reduce brute-force and abusive request patterns.
Application data remains behind the service layer, with media stored separately and access controlled at the filesystem layer.
A layered production architecture separates the mobile client, secure edge, application services, database, and media storage.
4C Pulse development uses established security guidance as a design baseline rather than treating security as a single feature.
Secure. Fast. Reliable. The latest official Android release is now available.