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doxx.net today announced a free version of its platform, for developers, homelab operators, and anyone else concerned about their security in a world where AI-written exploits and vulnerabilities are rapidly outpacing traditional protection capabilities and patches. Now anyone can use the doxx.net next generation encrypted mesh to put their phone, laptops, servers and VPS on a private network of their own, reachable by them and invisible to the internet, with no open ports for anyone to scan or attack. On that same network, they can chat, make voice and video calls and transfer files, true peer-to-peer with no server in the middle, end-to-end encrypted and built into the iOS, macOS, and Android apps.

doxx.net, founded by Barrett Lyon, best known for pioneering the DDoS defense industry with Prolexic (acquired by Akamai) and other successful security and networking companies, today launched the open beta of its Agentic Defined Networking (ADN) platform, which lets people and their agents create their own private, secure networks, communicate with no servers in the middle, and get started with no personal information required. The platform gives agents an environment with defined connectivity and built-in threat protection, helping prevent them from reaching known malicious destinations while they browse and act on a user’s behalf. Try it now at doxx.net.