Getting Started1 min read01 / 06

What is SecureFox VPN?

An overview of what SecureFox does, who it's for, and how it differs from a generic VPN.

SecureFox is a commercial VPN built for the hostile internet — networks where generic VPN protocols are detected and blocked. It encrypts every connection your device makes and routes it through a server you choose, so the network you're on only sees an encrypted tunnel and your real destination only sees the server's IP.

Who it's for

People on aggressive ISPs, restrictive corporate or campus networks, travelling through regions that filter the open internet, or anyone who'd rather not hand their browsing history to whoever runs the Wi-Fi.

How it's different

  • REALITY transport disguises the handshake as legitimate TLS to a non-VPN destination, so deep-packet-inspection fingerprints don't match.
  • Post-quantum key exchange (ML-KEM-768) is on every session — your tunnel stays opaque even against a future quantum attacker.
  • No traffic logs. Aggregate node metrics only. We have nothing about who connected where.

If a VPN-blocking network has stopped working for you, that's the network we built for.

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