yip

Low-latency Rust p2p mesh VPN with FEC loss recovery, NAT hole-punching and DPI-resistant transports.

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A low-latency peer-to-peer mesh VPN written in Rust that tunnels L2 or L3 traffic over UDP and applies forward error correction and NAT hole‑punching to maintain connectivity on lossy links. It uses self‑certifying addresses, a blind-relay fallback and optional DPI-resistant transports, and is aimed at Linux users focused on privacy, censorship circumvention, or engineering on unreliable networks; it is pre-1.0 and maintained by a single developer.

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