VP.net Launches with Intel SGX for Unbreakable Privacy

VP.net, a new VPN service, was launched on June 23, 2025, introducing a novel approach to online privacy. Unlike traditional VPNs that rely on trust-based no-logs policies, VP.net leverages Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions) to provide hardware-enforced privacy. This technology makes it cryptographically impossible to associate any identity with browsing activity, even for VP.net itself.

VP.net stands out in the crowded VPN market by offering verifiable privacy through Intel SGX secure enclaves. These enclaves create isolated, encrypted memory regions that are inaccessible to operating systems, hypervisors, and even server administrators with root access. Key protections include triple-layered identity separation, real-time cryptographic mixers for anonymizing user sessions, and remote attestation to verify the software and hardware stack's integrity. This ensures that even under legal compulsion, VP.net could not produce usable logs, as no link exists between identity and browsing data.

Intel SGX provides protected memory enclaves that remain encrypted even while in RAM, ensuring a physical separation between identity and browsing activity. Within these enclaves, VP.net runs a cryptographic mixer that maps user identity to temporary session and route IDs, creating an untraceable path between users and online destinations. This advanced encryption stack, built for both performance and security, utilizes the WireGuard protocol enhanced with cutting-edge cryptography, including ChaCha20, Poly1305, Curve25519, BLAKE2s, and AES-GCM 256-bit encryption within SGX enclave memory. This combination ensures strong privacy without compromising performance, with speeds exceeding 1 Gbps and latency under 10ms.

VP.net's commitment to digital sovereignty extends beyond hardware security. Additional privacy mechanisms include zero-knowledge operations, packet padding and dummy traffic to resist deep packet inspection, traffic obfuscation to maintain anonymity on monitored networks, and a strictly enforced no-logs policy. The platform supports all major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, with support for 5 simultaneous device connections and a globally distributed network of SGX-enabled servers. This ensures consistent access and high performance across regions.

Despite its advanced architecture, VP.net is designed with usability in mind. The application features a clean, one-click interface and offers customization options for advanced users. Setup and operation are simple and efficient for all experience levels. VP.net provides round-the-clock assistance through 24/7 live chat, email support, a detailed knowledge base, and community forums. A knowledgeable technical support team ensures a smooth and responsive experience from installation to troubleshooting.

VP.net is built by a team of seasoned experts in privacy, cryptography, and decentralized systems. The team includes Andrew Lee, the creator of Private Internet Access (PIA) and Chief Privacy Architect, Matt Kim, Chief Freedom Advocate and founder of the Free Thinker movement, Mark Karpelès, former Mt. Gox CEO and Chief Protocol Officer, and Roger Ver, Bitcoin.com founder and Chief Liberty Evangelist. This team brings decades of experience in safeguarding freedom and privacy through verifiable technology.

Unlike many VPN providers that operate from offshore jurisdictions, VP.net is based in the U.S. by design. Its cryptographic protections ensure that no user-identifying data exists to be seized or subpoenaed, even in the most hostile legal environment. The platform’s secure enclave architecture ensures that identity-to-traffic mapping is physically inaccessible, effectively rendering jurisdictional concerns irrelevant.

VP.net represents a new standard for digital privacy built on code, not trust. It offers privacy guarantees that are technically provable and ethically grounded, making it an attractive option for developers, activists, and any privacy-conscious users. For those who believe privacy is a right, not a privilege, VP.net is the next step forward in the movement for verified privacy.