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Overview
Welcome to the CyberWall Wiki!
CyberWall is a modern, high-performance, per-application firewall for Windows, powered by the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP). It uses a default-deny (whitelist) architecture that intercepts unknown network connections and displays interactive real-time prompts per application.
The main window embeds four tabs: Firewall, Traffic Monitor, Connections Log, and Statistics.
Here you can learn about the functions and detailed usage of CyberWall.
New here? Start with How do you use CyberWall? for simple everyday examples.
Key Features at a Glance
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Real-Time Filtering | WFP kernel-level network interception |
| Default-Deny Architecture | Block-by-default with whitelist rules |
| Multiple Modes | Ask, Block All, Killswitch, Disabled |
| Connection Monitoring | Real-time event log and network speed |
| Smart Rules | Auto-resolve companion executables |
| Notifications | GlassWire-style toast alerts |
| Bilingual | English and Spanish UI |
Getting Started
- Download the installer or portable ZIP
- Run with Administrator privileges (required for WFP)
- CyberWall prompts you when apps try to access the network
- Decide for each application: Block, Allow once, or Allow always
Document Index
Start Here
- How Do You Use CyberWall? — Simple everyday examples for new users
Core Features
- Firewall Engine — WFP filtering, modes, rules
- Connection Monitoring — Log viewer, network speed
- Traffic Monitor & Statistics — Live bandwidth, top consumers, dashboard
- Notifications — Toast alerts, popup prompts
- System Integration — Tray, service, startup
Configuration
- Settings — All configurable options
- Installation & Setup — Install, build, service
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