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Discover Everest: X-VPN's Premier VPN Protocol
Get X-VPNThe Birth of the Everest Protocol
Considering the intricate and varied global network environment, traditional open-source VPN protocols such as OpenVPN, IPSec, and WireGuard often face the risk of being blocked and unable to connect. To ensure fair access to VPN services for users worldwide, X-VPN introduced the Everest Protocol—a private VPN combining advanced security, UDP, TCP, TLS transmission protocols, and anti-blocking features.
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What is the Everest Protocol?
The Everest Protocol is a private VPN protocol that employs the industry's highest level of AES-256 encryption technology and supports various transmission protocols, including UDP, TCP, HTTP, and TLS.
Furthermore, the Everest Protocol obfuscates and disguises the entire protocol, making it more difficult to detect and identify. This ensures users can enjoy a secure and private internet experience.
Overall, Everest Protocol is a VPN protocol that possesses powerful security and anti-blocking capabilities, providing users with a more secure, fast, and stable network environment.
What Makes Everest Protocol Stand Out?
SAFER
Enhanced security with AES-256 encryption to ensure your data is protected.
POWERFUL UNBLOCK
Bypass media restrictions with advanced obfuscation techniques.
FASTER
Optimized for speed, providing a seamless browsing experience.
How Does the Everest Protocol Work?
Obfuscation Protocol
The obfuscation protocol in X-VPN is used to unblock restricted networks. Without obfuscation, ISPs can accurately identify VPN traffic and block it. However, when connected to a VPN with an obfuscation protocol, the data content is altered, making it unrecognizable to ISPs and difficult to block. Additionally, obfuscation enhances data security to some extent.
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Disguise Technology
Disguising protocols is another method to circumvent censorship. Data requests are disguised as accessing content allowed by censorship, such as web pages for Google, Apple, Amazon, and other websites, deceiving firewalls and lifting censorship.
AES-256 Encryption
All Everest protocols employ AES-256 encryption, an advanced encryption standard released by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2001. It is one of the most widely used and recognized symmetric encryption algorithms, utilizing a 256-bit key length to provide high security and powerful encryption capabilities.
Lightweight VPN Protocol
All protocols employed by Everest are designed to be lightweight, simple, and fast, with very low overhead to ensure the fastest possible data transfer rates. They also support multi-hop routing, allowing efficient data transmission across multiple nodes.
Get X-VPNWhy Not Open Source?
The original intention of the Everest Protocol is to provide a fair and unrestricted online environment for users worldwide, including regions with severe internet censorship. If the Everest Protocol were open source, it would likely be blocked in specific regions, preventing it from providing services.
We promise that you are safe with X-VPN. The Everest Protocol utilizes AES-256 encryption and code obfuscation to ensure data security. We do not log any traffic data or information that could identify users. Additionally, we are currently working on open-sourcing the data collection portion of the Everest Protocol.
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X-VPN has developed multiple VPN protocols based on the global network environment, and is continually adding more protocols.
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Frequently Asked Questions about VPN Protocols
What are VPN protocols?
VPN protocols are the methods by which your device connects to a VPN server. They determine how data is transmitted and secured over a network. Common VPN protocols include OpenVPN, IPSec, and WireGuard.
How does the Everest Protocol compare to other VPN protocols?
Everest Protocol offers advanced security with AES-256 encryption, supports multiple transmission methods (UDP, TCP, HTTP, TLS), and includes obfuscation to avoid detection and blocking, providing a more secure and reliable connection.
Why is encryption important in VPN protocols?
Encryption ensures that your data is protected from unauthorized access. The Everest Protocol uses AES-256 encryption, one of the most secure encryption standards available.
Can the Everest Protocol improve my streaming and gaming experience?
Yes, Everest Protocol is optimized for speed and includes dedicated servers for streaming and low-ping gaming, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted experience.
What makes Everest Protocol a better choice for users in censored regions?
The Everest Protocol uses obfuscation and disguise technologies to bypass censorship and avoid detection, making it ideal for users in regions with strict internet regulations.