Security and privacy

What is strict zero-logs?

Strict zero-logs means DexterVPN does not keep:

• Websites you visit
• Browsing content
• DNS requests
• Activity inside your VPN connection
• Traffic logs

There is no browsing history on our side. Your internet stays yours — use it your way.

What are RAM-only servers?

A normal server can write information to a hard disk and leave it stored. RAM-only is different:

• The system and VPN service run in temporary memory (RAM)
• Sensitive data is not written permanently to disk
• When a server restarts or powers off, RAM contents are wiped

That reduces the chance that browsing records remain stored. RAM-only alone is not the whole story — clear architecture matters, and independent audits are a further trust signal when published.

Supported VPN protocols

WireGuard, OpenVPN (UDP/TCP) and IKEv2 on compatible platforms. See our protocol guides for when each may be appropriate.

You can also run a DNS Leak Test route status check to understand expected resolver behavior and infrastructure limits.

Encryption and tunnel security

VPN protocols use industry-standard cryptography to encrypt traffic between your device and DexterVPN servers. Exact cipher suites depend on the protocol and platform.

Global network

DexterVPN connects you through a worldwide VPN network designed for speed and privacy. See our transparency page and Privacy Policy.

Account security

• Use a unique, strong password for your DexterVPN account
• Enable multi-factor authentication from your account security settings.
• Report suspected account compromise to [email protected]

Responsible disclosure

Security researchers can contact [email protected] with vulnerability reports. Our security contact file is published at /.well-known/security.txt.