PiEpsilon is a secure communication platform that provides voice, text, video, chat, and video conferencing capabilities through a zero-trust, decentralized architecture. The platform utilizes end-to-end post-quantum cryptography FIPS 203 ML-KEM and operates as a low probability of detect (LPD) and low probability of intercept (LPI) system. The platform can be deployed on dedicated Virtual Private Servers, private rack servers, or physical servers within customer locations, providing full control and oversight of the communication infrastructure. It operates independently without dependencies on third-party providers like Wickr, Signal, WhatsApp, Wire, or AWS backbone infrastructure. PiEpsilon includes a Virtual Dissimulated Encrypted Server (VDES) capability that obfuscates the real IP address through decoy techniques. The platform transmits data through a proprietary WiRV network using dual VPN encryption schemes with either AES 256 FIPS 140-2 or Post-Quantum Cryptography ML-KEM NIST Security Level 5. The communication flow routes through multiple servers (command-and-control, transit, VDES, and communication servers) to anonymize and randomize traffic while obfuscating source and destination IPs. The platform supports federated infrastructure where multiple PiEpsilon server instances can communicate with each other. Customers retain administrative console control to manage users, permissions, and resources. The platform does not scrape or save device contact information, data, or activity information.