*I will show IPX VPN
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*What Is a VPN?

VPN software creates an encrypted connection (often referred to as a tunnel) between your computer and a server controlled by the VPN company, and then passes all network activity through that protected tunnel. This way, your online activities are hidden from everyone — including your ISP, which is now allowed to sell your anonymized information.

Think of it this way: If you drive out of your garage, someone can follow your car and track where you went, how long you were there, and when you returned home. We call that stalking. Using a VPN service is like driving into a closed parking garage, switching to a different car, and then driving out. Anyone following your original car now has no idea where you went after entering the garage. A VPN service keeps the stalkers at bay.

Of course, no technology is foolproof. Once your traffic exits the VPN server, it can be monitored and perhaps intercepted — especially if you’re connecting to sites that aren’t using HTTPS. It’s also possible, albeit difficult, to use complicated timing algorithms to predict when and where you leave the encrypted tunnel. There are other services, such as IPX, that can provide greater levels of anonymity.

Performance is an important consideration in choosing a VPN service, especially when you’re looking at free tools. While none of these services outright throttle your speeds, limiting the servers you can connect with may have an impact on performance. You don’t have the option to jump to a server with fewer people, which would provide more bandwidth. Nor can you find a server that’s nearby, which can also affect performance.

*Who Needs a VPN?

First and foremost, using a VPN prevents anyone on the same network access point (or anywhere else) from intercepting your web traffic in a man-in-the-middle attack. This is especially handy for travelers and for those using public Wi-Fi networks, such as web surfers at hotels, airports, and coffee shops. Someone on the same network, or the person in control of the network you’re using, could conceivably intercept your information while you’re connected.

VPNs also cloak your computer’s actual IP address, hiding it behind the IP address of the VPN server you’re connected to. IP addresses are distributed based on location, so you can estimate someone’s location simply by looking at their IP address. And while IP addresses may change, it’s possible to track someone across the internet by watching where the same IP address appears. Using a VPN makes it harder for advertisers (or spies, or hackers) to track you online.

VPNs are necessary for improving individual privacy, but there are also people for whom a VPN is essential for personal and professional safety……

*Why Tachyon Protocol

Cybersecurity and privacy protection fall into the trap of the centralized network

*How does Tachyon Protocol work

Integrate Tachyon Protocol to strengthen the stability, security, privacy and transfer speed of V SYSTEMS DeFi ecosystems.

VPNs Keep You Safe Online:

When you access the internet over Wi-Fi, do you worry about who might be spying on your data — or maybe even stealing it? If not, you’re in the majority, and that’s a real problem. Everyone ought to be using a virtual private network, or VPN, whenever they’re on a network they don’t control.

That attitude to the safety and privacy of personal data creates a tremendous risk when it comes to online security. Public Wi-Fi networks, which are ubiquitous and convenient, are unfortunately also extremely convenient for attackers who are looking to compromise your personal information. How do you know, for example, that “starbucks_wifi_real” is actually the Wi-Fi network for the coffee shop? Anyone could have created that network, to lure victims into disclosing personal information. In fact, a popular security researcher prank is to create a network with the same name as a free, popular service and see how many devices will automatically connect.

*How does Tachyon Protocol rebuild the TCP/IP

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*Tachyon Security Protocol

End to end ECDHE-ECDSA encryption, relay nodes won’t be able to intercept the messages,

Conceal IP packet and simulate UDP, TCP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP traffic

SMTP simulation: The traffic will appear to be sending Gmail

HTTPS simulation: The traffic will appear to be visiting YouTube

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*About IPX Token Economics

#The Next GenerationTCP/IP Internet Protocol is Driven by IPX Token

Tachyon Protocol will introduce IPX Token as the native crypto-currency of the network. The initial supply of the IPX token is 1,000,000,000 (one billion). As token hosted by the V SYSTEMS blockchain, IPX token serves a clear purpose and utility in the overall Tachyon ecosystem.

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*What is Tachyon Protocol

Tachyon Protocol is a decentralized internet protocol that aims to create a Libre, Secure and Private Internet for you.

Based on Tachyon Protocol, the Next-Gen VPN, IoT, DeFi, Storage, CDN, DNS and other Apps will benefit 900 million users at least.

*Tachyon Anti-analysis

Multi-path routing to distribute users’ requests through multiple different nodes with encryption for single-point attack

Multi-relay forwarding to minimize the possibility of communication monitoring/tracking in the network

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Tachyon SDK

Standard API to easy integration with all blockchain

Support all popular languages & systems

Highly customizable modules

Website: https://tachyon.eco/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/tachyon_eco

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/TachyonIPX

Medium: https://medium.com/tachyon-protocol

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tachyon-protocol

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Github: https://github.com/tachyon-protocol

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