Security
Nothing of yours sits on our servers.
Every anti-detect vendor says it takes security seriously. That claim is only worth what the architecture behind it allows. Here is ours, in plain terms — including what we deliberately do not do.
How it is built
Profiles live on your disk
Cookies, storage, fingerprints and connection settings stay on your machine. We hold no copy. There is no profile database on our side to breach, leak or hand over.
Updates are signed and verified
Every release manifest is signed with a dedicated Ed25519 release key. The app verifies that signature and the SHA-256 of each artifact before anything is replaced. A tampered update is rejected, not installed.
Sensitive values are encrypted
Connection logins and license tokens are encrypted with Windows DPAPI, bound to your user account — not stored as plain text next to your profiles.
No analytics, no tracking
This website runs no analytics, no advertising pixels and no third-party trackers. The app talks to our servers for licensing — nothing about your browsing goes anywhere. You can confirm that with a packet capture.
Why architecture matters more than assurances
The cloud model has already failed users — publicly.
In January 2025 attackers compromised the update mechanism of a major cloud anti-detect browser and pushed code that pulled recovery phrases and private keys out of crypto wallet extensions inside user profiles. It ran undetected for three days. Public reporting put losses in the millions of dollars across tens of thousands of wallets.
We name no one to score points — the incident is public and well documented. The relevant part is structural: that attack reached user data because user data was reachable. Two attack surfaces were involved, and both are ones we closed by design.
- The update channel — ours is signed and verified before any file is swapped.
- Centrally reachable user data — we have none: your profiles never leave your machine.
What we will not claim
We will not tell you software cannot be broken. Anything that runs on a machine can eventually be taken apart, and anyone promising otherwise is selling you something. What we can state plainly is narrower and verifiable: your profiles are not on our servers, our updates are cryptographically signed, and we collect nothing about your browsing. Those are properties you can check yourself rather than trust.
See it for yourself
The fingerprint audit ships inside the app and runs on your machine. Nothing about the result depends on trusting us.
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