Polygone-Hide

🛡️ Polygone-Hide

The Vapor Tunnel: Post-Quantum SOCKS5 Privacy.

Polygone-Hide is a zero-knowledge networking tunnel that fragments your TCP traffic across the Polygone ephemeral network. Unlike a traditional VPN, your connection is “vaporized” into multiple shards, making metadata analysis nearly impossible.

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Project origin · Origine : French engineering · l-vs · collective Hope (by Hope). Public focus: post-quantum protocols — not hosting economics or free-tier setups.

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🚀 How it works

1. Capture: Accepts local SOCKS5 connections (Browser, SSH, etc.).
2. Sharding: Every packet is split using Shamir Secret Sharing.
3. Drift: Fragments travel through different DHT paths.
4. Reconstruct: Exit nodes reconstruct and execute requests, sharding responses back.

🛡️ Metadata Invisibility

Traditional VPNs hide your IP but have a centralized point of failure. Polygone-Hide ensures:

• No Path Association: Fragments of a single request travel through different peers.
• No Traffic Correlation: Packet timing is obfuscated by the DHT’s natural jitter.

🛠️ Usage

Start the Tunnel

polygone-hide start --port 1080

Use with Browser (Firefox/Chrome)

Configure your browser to use a SOCKS5 Proxy at 127.0.0.1:1080.

Use with CLI

curl --proxy socks5h://127.0.0.1:1080 https://checkip.amazonaws.com

🏗️ Architecture

graph LR
    User[Browser] -->|TCP| P[Polygone-Hide]
    P -->|Shards| D[Polygone DHT]
    D -->|Shards| E[Exit Node]
    E -->|TCP| W[Target Web]

⚖️ License

MIT License — 2026 · l-vs · Hope (by Hope) · Polygone ecosystem

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