Find out what makes Bebra VPN so safe
We designed Bebra for countries with strong Internet control, such as Russia and China.
The app picks the protocol and route for you and switches if a route stops working. We follow protocol updates and always run the current versions.
VLESS + REALITY and XHTTP encrypt traffic with TLS 1.3 (RFC 9846), the same standard that protects HTTPS websites. Hysteria2 runs over QUIC (RFC 9000) with the same TLS 1.3, and Shadowsocks uses the ChaCha20-Poly1305 (RFC 8439) and AES-GCM ciphers.
Your provider and traffic analysis systems see only an encrypted stream: they can’t tell which sites you actually open or what you send.
Some countries block anything that doesn’t look like ordinary websites. That’s why, from the outside, a VLESS + REALITY connection looks like an ordinary visit to an HTTPS website, and XHTTP runs under the same REALITY, carrying data inside it in HTTP requests. Hysteria2 works differently: Salamander obfuscation turns its packets into random-looking bytes with no recognizable protocol signature.
We taught artificial intelligence to mask traffic every time you connect. This way, it will be very difficult to identify you based on certain traffic patterns, since they will change with each connection.
Bebra does not collect or store logs of your traffic. We do not know which sites you accessed through Bebra. And no one will know.
On most of our servers in the most popular locations we use RAM-Only servers (no hard drive). All scripts work only in RAM, from where it is impossible to recover any data.
Each location has several routes over modern protocols. The app takes the fastest one and switches by itself if a route stops working.
If you still can’t connect, use Find working server in the app: it re-tests your server, gets fresh IPs and, as a last resort, turns on multihop.
