NordVPN Announces NordWhisper Protocol to Hide VPN Use

Nordvpn has unveiled a new VPN protocol on Thursday. The dubbed Nordavisper, the new tool is designed to avoid advanced network filters and make VPN traffic like regular web traffic. The latest protocol is based on web tunnel technology and is operated differently from traditional VPN traffic patterns. It is claimed to navigate network restrictions and provide users with safe and reliable internet access in challenging environment. The Nordavisper Protocol is gradually rolling to users.

How does Nordwhisper work?

Through a blog post, Nordvpn Announced Nordavisper’s rollout. This new VPN protocol allows users to connect the VPN server to the network that usually limit traditional VPN traffic. It is based on web tunnel technology that operates differently from the existing VPN protocol such as OpenVPN or Wireguard.

The new VPN protocol mimics regular web traffic to make it difficult to identify it for network filters. Nordvpn says it is mixed with simple internet activity bypass blocks while maintaining strong encryption and security as other VPN protocols.

Nordavisper is claimed to provide a smooth and more consistent browsing experience even in a restrictive environment. NordVPN states that the new protocol is specifically designed for conditions where traditional VPN protocols are blocked by advanced network filters. These filters are usually applied to prevent VPN use and can be found in public Wi-Fi hotspots with safety filters, such as airports, cafes, conferences or other places with managed internet access.

NordVPN considers the new protocol a step towards the more open internet. Windows, Android and Linux users first get access to Nordwhisper Protocol. This will gradually reach more platforms. Once it becomes available, users can opt for the VPN connection settings on the NordVPN app.