Digital Sovereignty
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Status Report 2026-08-29 and Outlook for September\October 2026
Today we released Infinito.Nexus 13.0.0 with integrated Tor and .onion support. The release notes you will find here and the blog article about the functionality here. This feature didn’t have a high business value, anyhow it allowed to clean up the architectural base for everything what comes now. Anyhow here I want to give you… Continue reading
Acceptance Criteria, ADR, agent isolation, AgentBox, AgentCrew, agentic engineering, agentic teams, AI agents, AI governance, AI orchestration, AI penetration testing, AI security, AI workforce, AI-assisted software development, AI-native company, AI-native software development, architecture decision records, automated provisioning, autonomous agents, autonomous enterprise, autonomous organizations, clean architecture, Cybersecurity, DACH, DevOps, digital infrastructure, Digital Sovereignty, digital sovereignty platform, Docker Swarm, enterprise automation, enterprise infrastructure, European digital sovereignty, future of work, Gitea, Gitlab, heterogeneous LLMs, human in the loop, human oversight, i18n, Infinito.Nexus, Infinito.Nexus Store, Infrastructure as Code, infrastructure automation, internationalization, ISO 639-1, ITIL, Jenkins, LLM orchestration, local LLMs, localization, low-cost infrastructure, MCP, MCP RBAC, MCP security, Model Context Protocol, multi-agent systems, multilingual software, Nextcloud, Open Source, open-source business, OpenProject, OpenRouter, penetration testing, PKGMGR, platform engineering, private cloud, role-based access control, SaaS, SAFe, sandboxing, scalable business, scalable infrastructure, secure AI agents, security audit, Self-Hosting, software architecture, software engineering, software marketplace, Taiga, TDD, technical debt, Test-driven development, Tor, vibe coding, virtual organizations, zero trust -
The Double-Edged Sword of Digital Freedom: The Risks of Infinito.Nexus with Native Tor Support

⚠️ Disclaimer This article was generated entirely by artificial intelligence without editorial review. To publish this analysis quickly, I deliberately chose to release it without manual editing or fact-checking. The purpose of this article is not to provide a polished technical specification, but to stimulate discussion about the societal, ethical, and security implications of the… Continue reading
Activism, Anonymous Communication, Anonymous Hosting, Anonymous Infrastructure, Anonymous Servers, Censorship Resistance, Circumventing Censorship, Cybersecurity, Decentralization, Decentralized Infrastructure, DevOps, Digital Rights, Digital Sovereignty, Droidian, End-to-End Encryption, Freedom of Speech, Full Disk Encryption, git, Human Rights, Identity Management, Infinito.Nexus, Information Security, Infrastructure as Code, infrastructure automation, Internet Censorship, Iran, Journalism, Linux, Linux Server, LUKS, Matrix, Matrix Server, Mobile Server, Network Security, Nextcloud, NGOs, Onion Services, Open Source, OpenProject, Privacy, Privacy Technology, Remote Unlock, Russia, Secure Communication, Secure Infrastructure, Self Hosting, Self Sovereign Infrastructure, Self-Hosted Infrastructure, Server Hardening, Single Sign-On, Smartphone Server, SSH over Tor, Tor, Tor Hidden Services, Tor Hosting, Tor Network -
Unlocking Fully Encrypted Servers over Tor
Remote servers should not have to choose between security and availability. For years, the common compromise has been to expose SSH to the public Internet or to rely on VPNs and provider-specific KVM consoles whenever a LUKS-encrypted server reboots. I believe there is a better approach. By combining LUKS, Tor Onion Services, and a lightweight… Continue reading
Arch Linux, cryptsetup, Cybersecurity, DevOps, Digital Sovereignty, Disk Encryption, Dropbear, Full Disk Encryption, Hetzner, Infinito.Nexus, Infrastructure as Code, initramfs, Linux, Linux Security, LUKS, Onion Services, Open Source, Privacy, Remote LUKS Unlock, Remote Server Management, Remote Unlock, Secure Boot, Self-Hosted Infrastructure, Self-Hosting, Server Security, SSH over Tor, TinySSH, Tor, Tor Hidden Services -
European vs. American Investors: Two Worlds, Two Mindsets

Over the past weeks, I had the opportunity to attend two major events shaping my entrepreneurial perspective: the Venture Days in Luxembourg and the Web Summit in Lisbon. Both were intense, inspiring and at times overwhelming, especially because I was wearing all the hats at once. Building a solid business plan, compelling a pitch deck,… Continue reading
American investors, break-even analysis, business plan, cloud deployment, Digital Sovereignty, entrepreneurship, European investors, founder insights, funding strategy, global scaling, Infinito.Nexus, innovation mindset, investment culture, investor communication, IT infrastructure marketplace, Open Source, pitch strategy, SaaS automation, sovereign cloud, startup Europe, startup financing, startup USA, tech ecosystem, unit economics, venture capital, Venture Days Luxembourg, Web Summit Lisbon -
Why Germany Is Losing Its Innovators — and How Geopolitical Crises Could Become Europe’s Biggest Opportunity

During my conversations with potential investors from China, the United States, and Brazil, one thing became increasingly clear: Germany’s current innovation programs are not built for the realities of global competition. Initiatives such as SPRIND and EXIST, although well-intentioned, are deeply rooted in academic structures, heavy documentation, and predefined evaluation processes. They are excellent tools… Continue reading
ai safety, automation, Berlin, Decentralization, Digital Sovereignty, entrepreneurship, europa, european independence, european tech, exist, future vision, geopolitical strategy, Germany, green tech, infrastructure automation, innovation, Open Source, renewable energy, risk capital, sovereign cloud, sprind, startup ecosystem, sustainable economy, tech innovation, tech policy, venture capital

