Encrypted transmission and session protection
Protect transmissions between clients and VPN nodes and limit connection credentials and session state to the necessary lifetime.
Learn how SingLinkVPN protects network connections through encrypted transmission, connection lifecycle control, DNS and IP leak protection (Safe Mode), client security and zero-log architecture, and view the scope, conclusions and verification information of the 2026 third-party security audit.
This page describes security capabilities by technical controls, scope of application, and sources of evidence. The implementation of different client versions may be different. The specific status is subject to the current client and audit scope.
Protect transmissions between clients and VPN nodes and limit connection credentials and session state to the necessary lifetime.
Check that name resolution, IPv4, IPv6, and browser related traffic bypasses the expected tunnel path.
Covers connection establishment, network switching, automatic reconnection, route recovery and temporary status cleanup after the connection ends.
Restrict account, token, session, and interface access, and check for risks of unauthorized access, replay, and unauthorized calls.
Check local configuration, sensitive data, installation packages, update processes, and platform permission boundaries.
User activity logs are not created, recorded, or saved from the beginning, and accounts and support materials are limited to necessary uses and periods.
The SingLink Shield security system is SingLinkVPN's real-time protection system. It identifies and blocks risky behavior in real time, protecting users' privacy and keeping connections stable for other users. SingLink Shield records no user logs at any point, responds in real time and uses continuously updated protection technology.
About SingLink Shield v1.2SingLink Shield responds instantly, identifying and blocking risky behavior at the network level in real time, including malicious sites and abuse.
By blocking risky behavior, SingLink Shield protects users' privacy and keeps connections stable for other users.
SingLink Shield records no user logs at any point, in line with SingLinkVPN's zero-log principle: user activity logs are never created, recorded or stored.
SingLink Shield uses continuously updated protection technology to identify and block risky behavior in real time.
In July 2026, VPNTestor Platform completed the SingLinkVPN cross-platform third-party security audit. The report found no unfixed critical, high, medium or low risk vulnerabilities within the listed version, test environment and audit scope, and the final score was 100/100.
The audit results only reflect the scope and testing time points listed in the report, and do not mean that any software will never have security risks in the future.
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c925b9328a73365b2213157280ab828c8f7fed9bd25799af6d1dd6bf34c1dc2eDo not use unverifiable competitive comparisons. Each capability only describes SingLinkVPN’s currently disclosed controls, scope of application, and sources of evidence.
| security control | function | Applicable scope and status | evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Encrypted transmission | Protect network data and connection sessions in VPN tunnels. | Confirm by client and protocol version | Technical white paper |
| DNS and IP leak protection (Safe Mode) | Prevents resolution requests or network traffic from bypassing the intended tunnel path. | Confirmed by platform and included in the audit | Audit report |
| Abnormal connection and status cleaning | Handles disconnections, network switchovers, route recovery, and temporary states. | Has been included in the audit scope | Audit report |
| Zero log architecture | No logs of user network activity are created, recorded or saved. | Operational Structure and Privacy Policy | privacy policy |
SingLinkVPN’s zero-log principle is that user network activity logs are not created, recorded, or saved from the beginning. The temporary status required for connection, account and order information, customer service conversations and third-party audit scope belong to different data categories, and the purpose, retention period and destruction rules must be explained respectively.
Third-party client security audits are not equivalent to permanent guarantees for the entire operating system. The zero-logging commitment, temporary status processing and data destruction rules are subject to the current privacy policy and actual system architecture.
Read privacy policyThe report covers the following clients and management interfaces. The page will not automatically infer that the functions of a certain platform are also supported by other platforms; the function and version status will be continuously updated based on subsequent verification.
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Included in the audit scope in 2026
Yes. VPNTestor Platform completed a cross-platform security audit listing the version and test scope in July 2026, and the final score of the report was 100/100.
It means that no critical, high, medium or low risk vulnerabilities were found that remain unfixed according to the testing methods, versions, environments and scope listed in the report. It is not a permanent guarantee for all future releases.
No. Security audits reflect inspection results at a specific point in time and scope. Software updates, dependency changes, and new attack methods can all change the risk status.
The report lists iOS, iPadOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, Apple TV, and web admin panels.
Not equivalent. The technical scope defined by the client and platform security audit inspection report; zero logs also involves server-side data processing, operational processes and privacy policies, which need to be explained and verified separately.
Download the Markdown report and SHA-256 check file, calculate the SHA-256 of the report file locally and compare it with the check value published on this page.
Not necessarily. System permissions, network interfaces and client versions are different. Specific functions should be subject to the current client, version description and audit scope of the corresponding platform.
The SingLink protocol technical white paper explains the control plane, data plane, connection life cycle, protocol boundaries and public evidence status.
Security pages, technical white papers, audit reports, and update feeds will be continuously updated with real revision times. Important changes will be synchronized into the site map and security update feed.