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Some technologies arrive with a bang, spend a few years at the peak of popularity, and then gradually disappear as something newer takes their place.

WireGuard quickly became a popular VPN protocol: simple, fast, cleanly designed, and free of heavy legacy baggage.

On April 8, 2026, WireSock Secure Connect 3.4.4 was released as the first official version in the 3.x branch.

A practical way to run AmneziaWG under your own control, with script-based deployment, local-first administration, and an optional web UI for routine user management.

When you find yourself abroad — on vacation, a business trip, or after relocating — you may suddenly discover that your usual Netflix library has “shrunk.”

In this post we’ll walk through a stripped-down Dante SOCKS5 setup designed specifically for running WireGuard WARP traffic through a proxy.

After my post about a CancelIoEx bug, I decided to cover another defect in Windows system components—this time in IP Helper (the part of the Windows API responsible for network statistics and connection tables).

I don’t consider myself a Go expert and have only occasionally used this language, but I’d like to share a story about a bug at the intersection of Go and the Windows kernel that I was “lucky” enough to encounter.

In recent months, I’ve continued to encounter cases where traditional VPN connections are becoming less reliable or outright blocked.

In a sense, this article is a continuation of a series of materials about implementing a WireGuard client based on Cloudflare BoringTun and a custom packet filter for Windows.