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rVPN – stealth VPN with end-to-end encryption

Marcus Chen
Managing Editor · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 9:42 PM · 3 min read
rVPN – stealth VPN with end-to-end encryption — Bangkok Technology news

open source · AGPLv3 Secure transport anyone can verify. rVPN is an open-source protocol that carries your traffic safely across the internet, indistinguishable from ordinary HTTPS, so it works even where VPNs are blocked. We believe privacy should be proven, not promised . Every line is open to read, audit, and run yourself. Get rVPN View source $ curl -fsSL https://assets.rvpn.org/install.sh | sudo bash copy auto-detects your OS · verifies checksum · macOS, Linux, FreeBSD // trusted properties, not promises 100% open source :443 looks like HTTPS 0 logs kept Rust memory-safe core // how it works Hidden in plain HTTPS. A censor watching the wire sees ordinary web traffic on port 443. No tell-tale handshake, no blockable fingerprint. If they probe the server, it answers like a normal website. What the network sees TLS 1.3 · :443 · application/octet-stream indistinguishable You your device encrypted · :443 rVPN node HK2 · :443 exits clean Open internet the open web Active probe? The node answers like an ordinary website: 200 OK . Nothing to confirm, nothing to block. 01 Forward secrecy A Double Ratchet rekeys every message, so a stolen key never unlocks the past or the future. 02 Active-probe resistant Probe the endpoint and it serves a real decoy site. Nothing to confirm, nothing to block. 03 Memory-safe in Rust The core is written in Rust, so entire classes of vulnerability cannot occur. // transport Many flows. One connection shape. One TLS connection per flow means hundreds of parallel sessions under load: slow to establish, and a shape worth flagging. Pooled multiplexing carries every flow over a handful of long-lived connections, so the wire stays small and ordinary no matter how busy you are. BEFORE · CONNECTION PER FLOW ×N handshakes f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 ⋮ fN Every flow pays a full TCP + TLS + WebSocket + X3DH handshake. A busy client holds hundreds of parallel TLS sessions to one server. NOW · POOLED MULTIPLEX pool_size = 4 f1·f5 f2·f6 f3·f7 f4·fN Flows share a small pool of long-lived connections. Credit-based flow control keeps bulk transfers from starving interactive ones, and reconnects resume TLS 1.3 tickets in a single round trip. pool_size = 4 flow window = 256 KiB wire order = ratchet order reconnect = 1-RTT PSK // verify, don't trust Don't take our word for it. Every claim on this page maps to code you can read. Clone the repo, check out a tag, and build the exact binary we ship. Reproducible by design. Read the whitepaper → $ git clone https://github.com/PDG-Global/rVPN-core $ git checkout v1.4.0 $ cargo build --release --locked ✓ reproducible build verified ✓ sha256 9f3a…02da matches release ✓ signature valid · key 0xA13F // open by default Open source first. Always. rVPN is free and open under AGPLv3, and always will be. Development is fully funded by PDG Global Limited; sales of the iOS and Android apps, together with donations, contribute towards development costs. The code never closes. github.com/rvpn LICENSE AGPLv3 copyleft, forever LANGUAGE Rust memory-safe core AUDIT Reproducible builds match releases COMMUNITY Self-host run your own node // every platform Everywhere you are. One protocol, every device. Native apps for phone and desktop, a command-line client for your servers, and the source code to port it anywhere we have not yet. iOS Android macOS Linux FreeBSD CLI 6 platforms · one protocol · self-host any node iOS Android Take it for a run. Free, open source, and ready on every platform. The apps are on the stores and the source is on GitHub today. Download for iOS All platforms

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