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Yggstore launches as experimental encrypted file storage over Yggdrasil mesh

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A new proof-of-concept project called Yggstore lets groups of peers share disk space over the Yggdrasil overlay network without any central VPN coordinator. Files are encrypted, split into shards and distributed across members' machines, with a small 'stub' left behind holding the decryption key that can be shared independently to retrieve the file. The project also supports versioned backups, direct and broadcast messaging between nodes, group-hosted websites, and email delivery to a domain, all built atop the mesh.

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The developers describe the cryptography as unreviewed and the system as experimental, suggesting it is not yet suitable for data that cannot be lost. If it matures, the approach could offer an alternative to cloud storage and hosting services by letting trusted groups pool resources without relying on a central provider, though its security guarantees remain unproven.

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Source: github.com, 2026-10-07

Published there as: “Sharded, encrypted storage between friends over Yggdrasil”

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