The Alaska Pure-Rust Cyber Arsenal:
Command β’ Sentinel β’ Forensics β’ Canary
Four standalone yet seamlessly interconnected pure-Rust security products engineered by Dubay Tech. Deploy individually as single-binary guardians or unite all 27 crates and 80 REST routes inside Alaska Command.
Alaska Command (`alaskacommand`)
Alaska Command is Dubay Tech's central tactical SOC router and multi-crate orchestration product. Compiled into a single binary with an embedded 5,600-line Tactical HUD (`src/tactical_hud.rs`), it merges 27 specialized Rust crates and 80 REST API endpoints into one unified command deckβcomplete with live MITRE ATT&CK (`src/matrices/mitre.rs`) and NIST 800-53 evaluation matrices.
Isolates compromised endpoints at the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) boundary via `/api/airlock/isolate` while maintaining local SOC command access.
Protects Volume Shadow Copies and executes sub-second Copy-on-Write directory recovery (`/api/recover/status`) after canary containment.
Built-in `PurpleTeamEngine` runs non-destructive MITRE ATT&CK simulations (`T1087`, `T1082`) to prove tripwires and alarms are 100% operational.
Explains MITRE TTPs (`/api/copilot/explain/:ttp`), translates Sigma rules to KQL/Splunk/PowerShell (`alaskasigma`), and decodes XOR payloads (`alaskadecode`).
π‘ Hint: Why & How Alaska Command Unites 27 Crates in One Binary (Windows + Linux)
Why Pure Rust: Traditional SOC stacks require 6+ separate agents, Elasticsearch clusters, and gigabytes of JVM RAM. Alaska Command links all 27 crates at compile time into one native binary with zero inter-process serialization overhead.
How It Executes: Launch in dual-mode (`launch_dual_mode` in `src/main.rs`) to start the background Axum server and native desktop window simultaneously, or run headless via `--daemon` on Windows Server and Linux fleets.