For Immediate Release – June 26, 2025, Wyoming, USA
VP.NET (Verified Privacy Network) has unveiled its revolutionary consumer virtual private network (VPN) designed to ensure that user data remains completely private and unmonitored. This innovative VPN operates through Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX), which are secure environments that prevent even the most privileged users, including system administrators, from accessing user traffic. Each user must complete a live attestation as part of their session initiation, ensuring that trust in the network operator is unnecessary.
Leadership and Industry Disruption
The initiative is spearheaded by notable figures from the cryptocurrency and tech world, including Andrew Lee, the founder of Private Internet Access; Mark Karpeles, former CEO of Mt. Gox; Roger Ver, known as “Bitcoin Jesus” and founder of Bitcoin.com; and entrepreneur Matt Kim of The Matt Kim Podcast. This launch disrupts an industry that has heavily relied on unsubstantiated claims surrounding user privacy for years.
“Traditional consumer VPNs have peaked, and depending on unknown entities to handle your internet traffic is an outdated practice,” stated Andrew Lee, the chairperson of VP.NET. “We aim to deliver an assurance of privacy that is hardware-based, allowing users to enjoy true privacy that is verifiable instead of just marketing jargon.”
A Closer Look at VP.NET’s Architecture
The technology underpinning VP.NET fuses encrypted communications with SGX enclaves, ensuring that decrypted user data is kept entirely segregated from those managing the service. Traffic is intentionally mixed and obfuscated to avoid timing analysis, and every connection is authenticated through cryptographic verification, confirming that the necessary server software is operational. Since operators lack access to the SGX enclaves, it guarantees no logs can be accessed or exploited for profit.
VP.NET opted for incorporation in the United States, leveraging the transparent oversight of U.S. courts in contrast to less discoverable offshore entities.
“We pride ourselves on being the most transparent VPN available today,” remarked Mark Karpeles, the Chief Technology Officer at VP.NET. “Any modifications made to our backend infrastructure will be promptly revealed by our client software, eliminating the possibility of secretive access points.”
Addressing the Market’s Challenges
With estimates indicating that consumer VPNs rake in billions annually, the sector is still primarily built on a model of consumer trust rather than demonstrable security standards.
Roger Ver emphasized, “The emergence of Bitcoin removed the necessity for banks to be trusted. VP.NET applies this same level of rigor to internet privacy and routing.”
Adding to this commitment, CEO Matt Kim stated,
“We invite consumers to examine our service rather than take our word for it. VP.NET is the first and only VPN capable of self-verification.”
About VP.NET
Launched in 2025 and based in Wyoming, VP.NET revolutionizes privacy on the internet by replacing outdated trust models with mechanisms that allow for demonstrable privacy assurances. Their cutting-edge platform incorporates hardware attestation, cryptographic proofs, and public auditability, ensuring that user information remains unreadable and untraceable.
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