ArgoVPN provides a number of important features, including Falcon and Bridges. Your own domain name can be registered with Falcon and added for usage with ArgoVPN.
Another function is known as "ArgoVPN Bridge," and it allows you to connect to the ArgoVPN server using some non-public addresses.
The Filtershekanha team has enhanced ArgoVPN with a variety of capabilities that are often only found in paid VPN services. For instance, you can ban specific websites with ArgoVPN's built-in firewall, and those URLs will continue to be restricted as long as you are connected to ArgoVPN's servers. You can enjoy the advantages of both the "ArgoVPN Firewall" and the "Cloudflare Family" simultaneously thanks to ArgoVPN's support for both Cloudflare Family and Cloudflare Malware.
ArgoVPN also has the ability to block particular URLs. For instance, you can remove from the list of "exceptions" the download websites that are not restricted. The traffic from the designated website won't flow via ArgoVPN's tunnel when you are connected to the Internet using this option.
Other capabilities offered by ArgoVPN include DNS server, DNS leak prevention, Kill-Switch (WHILE STILL IN BETA STAGE), and barring specific programs from the tunnel. In the future, we plan to expand ArgoVPN's features in response to customer feedback.
But security and protecting user privacy are ArgoVPN's most crucial features. Your connection is secured using AES-GCM-128 OR ChaCha20-Poly1305 ciphers after you join to ArgoVPN. In order to give you the fastest possible Internet speed for accessing online services, the cipher is automatically selected based on the processor architecture of your smartphone. Your connection's encryption key will be generated at random after each connection (which is different from your last connection). This is accomplished by utilizing our proprietary Argo Authenticator protocol.
The Filtershekanha team created this protocol with endpoint server authentication and quick, secure key exchange between the client and server in mind.
Cure53 examined ArgoVPN twice, once in February 2020 and again in April 2020. Cure53's reviews and audits focused exclusively on the software's security and privacy features.
