null.black

null.black is built for users who care most about privacy and low data collection. It also appeals to people who like community-run projects and want direct support when something breaks.

The network is spread across different locations and hosting providers. That approach is meant to avoid relying on one single place or one single vendor.

In real use, it is often left on during everyday browsing to reduce tracking and tracing. It is also used when you expect abuse on the network, like targeted harassment or repeated connection attacks.

Traffic is encrypted in transit, and the service says it does not keep traffic logs. Many servers include DDoS defenses, so attacks tend to hit the VPN edge instead of your home connection.