What is Cloud Surfing?

Cloud Surfing is a privacy-focused web browser that runs completely in the cloud. It aims to provide users with anonymous and secure access to the internet by routing connections through a series of remote servers, masking the user's actual IP address and location.

Unlike traditional browsers that run locally on a device, Cloud Surfing runs the browser application itself on remote servers owned by the company. This eliminates the need to download any software. Users simply log into their Cloud Surfing account through any web browser, and they are instantly given access to a cloud-hosted instance of the custom browser.

By channeling traffic through multiple servers across different jurisdictions, Cloud Surfing makes it extremely difficult for websites or network observers to identify the user's real IP address. This allows users to access geo-restricted content, avoid targeted advertising, and maintain their privacy while browsing the web.

In addition to state-of-the-art encryption, Cloud Surfing also features a private DNS system designed to prevent DNS hijacking/poisoning, ensuring no eavesdropping third parties can associate queries with a user's identity. It also wipes browser sessions in real-time, leaving no local trace of activity.

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