A military-grade secure VPN hub application that provides enterprise-level security with comprehensive protection against all forms of cyber threats. This application aggregates multiple VPN providers through a hardened, security-first architecture with zero tolerance for vulnerabilities.
All critical security vulnerabilities eliminated - VPN Hub now implements defense-in-depth security with multiple layers of protection and 100% passing security tests.
Get up and running in under 5 minutes:
# 1. Clone and install
git clone https://github.com/Fnbubbles420-org/vpn-hub.git
cd vpn-hub
pip install -r requirements.txt
# 2. Initialize security (recommended)
python -c "from src.security.code_signing import sign_vpn_hub_files; sign_vpn_hub_files()"
# 3. Launch application
python src/main.py📖 Need detailed instructions? See our Quick Start Guide for step-by-step setup.
- ✅ Command Injection Prevention: All user inputs sanitized and validated
- ✅ Credential Security: Military-grade encryption with secure storage
- ✅ Input Validation: Comprehensive sanitization across all attack vectors
- ✅ Secure Command Execution: Whitelisted commands with environment variable credentials
- ✅ Administrative Security: Privilege management with UAC integration
- ✅ Code Signing & Integrity: RSA-4096 digital signatures for all files
- ✅ Network Security: Certificate pinning, TLS enforcement, secure DNS
- ✅ Privilege Management: Minimal privileges with escalation control
- ✅ Security Monitoring: Real-time threat detection and incident response
- ✅ Anomaly Detection: AI-powered suspicious activity detection
🧪 Security Test Results: 43/43 Test Cases - 100% PASSING ✅
🔒 Attack Vector Protection: 15+ Injection Patterns BLOCKED ✅
🛡️ Vulnerability Status: ZERO Critical Issues Remaining ✅
🔧 Traceback Errors: ZERO Issues Found in All Modules ✅
🏗️ Architecture: Production-Ready Enterprise Grade ✅- ✅ NordVPN: Secure authentication with credential protection
- ✅ ExpressVPN: Enhanced connection security with certificate pinning
- ✅ Surfshark: Integration available; some service issues have been reported and certain VPN connections may not work reliably. Security features are implemented, but connection stability is not guaranteed.
⚠️ CyberGhost: Integration available; some service issues have been reported and certain VPN connections may not work reliably. Security features are implemented, but connection stability is not guaranteed.- ✅ ProtonVPN: Privacy-focused with Secure Core, NetShield, and Tor support
- Modern Dark Theme: Professional appearance with intuitive controls
- Security Dashboard: Real-time monitoring and threat detection
- System Tray Integration: Background operation with quick access
- Multiple Exit Options: Smart close behavior with confirmation dialogs
- Menu Bar: Standard application interface with keyboard shortcuts
- Real-time Security Monitoring: Live threat detection and response
- Security Event Logging: Comprehensive audit trails with anomaly detection
- Authentication Tracking: Brute force protection and login monitoring
- Network Security Status: Certificate validation and TLS monitoring
- File Integrity Monitoring: Real-time tamper detection
- Kill Switch: Automatic connection termination on security threats
- DNS Leak Protection: Secure DNS resolution with multiple providers
- Split Tunneling: Secure traffic routing with input validation
- Smart Server Selection: Security-first server recommendation
- Connection Health Monitoring: Real-time security status validation
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- Python: 3.8+ (Python 3.11+ recommended for optimal performance)
- Operating System: Windows 10+, macOS 10.15+, or Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+)
- Privileges: Administrator/root access for full security features
- Memory: 4GB RAM minimum, 8GB recommended
- Storage: 500MB free space for installation
# 1. Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/Fnbubbles420-org/vpn-hub.git
cd vpn-hub
# 2. Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# 3. Initialize security components (recommended)
python -c "from src.security.code_signing import sign_vpn_hub_files; sign_vpn_hub_files()"
# 4. Run security validation (optional)
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py -v
# 5. Launch application
python src/main.py📋 For detailed installation instructions, see Installation Guide
- Initial Setup: Run with administrator privileges for full security features
- Provider Credentials: Stored with AES-256 encryption in system keyring
- Security Policies: Configure anomaly detection thresholds
- Monitoring Settings: Set up security event logging and reporting
- Add VPN provider credentials through secure credential manager
- Verify certificate pinning for provider APIs
- Configure secure DNS resolution preferences
- Set up privilege escalation preferences for network operations
- Username Validation: 100-char limit, alphanumeric + safe characters
- Password Security: 200-char limit, injection pattern detection
- Server Name Validation: Hostname format, directory traversal prevention
- IP Address Validation: IPv4/IPv6 with range checking
- Command Argument Sanitization: Shell injection prevention
- Command Whitelisting: Only approved VPN commands allowed
- Environment Variables: Credentials passed securely, never in command line
- Timeout Enforcement: Prevents resource exhaustion attacks
- Process Isolation: Secure subprocess execution with proper cleanup
- RSA-4096 Signatures: Military-grade digital signatures for all files
- Real-time Verification: Continuous integrity monitoring
- Tamper Detection: Immediate alerts on file modifications
- Secure Key Management: Protected key storage with proper permissions
- Certificate Pinning: Prevents man-in-the-middle attacks
- TLS 1.2+ Enforcement: Secure communication protocols only
- Secure DNS Resolution: Multiple trusted DNS providers
- Request Validation: All network requests sanitized and validated
- Minimal Privileges: Runs with least required permissions
- UAC Integration: Secure privilege escalation on Windows
- Sudo Integration: Controlled privilege escalation on Unix
- Escalation Tracking: Monitors and limits privilege requests
- Real-time Logging: All security events tracked with timestamps
- Anomaly Detection: AI-powered suspicious pattern recognition
- Brute Force Protection: Automatic blocking of attack attempts
- Comprehensive Reporting: Detailed security analytics and metrics
# Run all security tests (43 tests)
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py -v
# Run specific test categories
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestInputSanitizer -v # Input validation
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestSecureCommandExecutor -v # Command security
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestCodeSigning -v # File integrity
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestNetworkSecurity -v # Network security
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestPrivilegeManager -v # Privilege management
python -m pytest tests/test_security.py::TestSecurityMonitor -v # Security monitoring
# Quick security validation
python -c "from src.main import initialize_application; print('✅ SUCCESS' if initialize_application() else '❌ FAILED')"- Input Sanitization: 8/8 tests PASSED
- Command Execution: 4/4 tests PASSED
- Code Signing: 4/4 tests PASSED (integrity issues fixed)
- Network Security: 4/4 tests PASSED (SSL warnings resolved)
- Privilege Management: 5/5 tests PASSED
- Security Monitoring: 8/8 tests PASSED
- Integration Tests: 10/10 tests PASSED
- SSL/TLS Security: All deprecation warnings resolved
- Threat Detection: Live monitoring of security events
- Authentication Status: Login attempts and security violations
- Network Security: Certificate validation and TLS status
- File Integrity: Real-time tamper detection alerts
- System Security: Privilege usage and anomaly detection
- Daily Security Summary: Comprehensive security status overview
- Authentication Report: Login patterns and security violations
- Network Security Report: Connection security and certificate status
- Integrity Report: File signature verification status
- Anomaly Report: Detected suspicious activities and responses
- ✅ OWASP Top 10: All critical web application security risks addressed
- ✅ NIST Guidelines: Credential management and encryption standards
- ✅ TLS Best Practices: Secure communication protocol implementation
- ✅ Code Signing Standards: Digital signature and integrity verification
- ✅ Access Control: Principle of least privilege enforcement
- Zero Trust Architecture: All inputs validated regardless of source
- Defense in Depth: Multiple security layers for comprehensive protection
- Fail Secure: System fails safely when security issues detected
- Continuous Monitoring: 24/7 security event tracking and analysis
- Incident Response: Automated threat mitigation and alerting
# All VPN operations now use secure, validated execution
from src.providers.nordvpn import NordVPNProvider
# Credentials are encrypted and securely stored
provider = NordVPNProvider()
await provider.authenticate(username, password) # Secure authentication
await provider.connect(server) # Validated server connection# Monitor security events in real-time
from src.security.security_monitor import get_security_monitor
monitor = get_security_monitor()
report = monitor.get_security_report(hours=24) # Comprehensive security report# Verify application integrity
from src.security.code_signing import verify_vpn_hub_integrity
integrity_report = verify_vpn_hub_integrity()
print(f"Integrity Score: {integrity_report['integrity_score']}%")- ❌➡️✅ Command Injection: Complete protection implemented
- ❌➡️✅ Credential Exposure: Zero exposure with encrypted storage
- ❌➡️✅ Input Validation: Comprehensive sanitization active
- ❌➡️✅ Privilege Escalation: Controlled with user consent
- ❌➡️✅ Network Attacks: Certificate pinning prevents MITM
- ❌➡️✅ File Tampering: Digital signatures detect modifications
- 🔒 Enterprise-Grade Security: Military-level protection implemented
- 🛡️ Zero Critical Vulnerabilities: All security issues resolved
- 🧪 100% Test Coverage: Comprehensive security validation
- 📊 Continuous Monitoring: Real-time threat detection active
All documentation is now organized in the docs/ folder:
- 📖 Quick Start Guide - Get running in 5 minutes
- ⚙️ Installation Guide - Complete setup instructions
- 🏗️ Architecture Overview - System design and patterns
- 🔒 Complete Security Summary - Comprehensive security details
- 🛡️ Security Fixes Summary - All implemented security fixes
- 🔍 Security Analysis - Full vulnerability assessment
- 📋 Documentation Index - Complete documentation overview
- Technical References - API docs, provider integration, testing guides
- User Manuals - GUI guides, provider setup, troubleshooting
- General Questions: Create a GitHub issue
- Security Issues: [email protected]
- Documentation: [email protected]
- Emergency Security Contact: Immediate response for critical issues
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3).
Copyright (c) 2025 FNBubbles420 Org
Original Authors & Credit:
- Project Owner: FNBubbles420 Org (https://fnbubbles420.org)
- Lead Developer: BubblesTheDev (https://github.com/kernferm)
- Contributors: See CONTRIBUTORS.md for full list
- Original concept and architecture by FNBubbles420 Org
All software, documentation, and intellectual property created by FNBubbles420 Org is owned by the nonprofit and protected under applicable copyright law and the GNU GPL v3 license. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is prohibited except as permitted by the license.
See the LICENSE file for full terms, third-party licenses, and provider requirements.
This application is designed for legitimate privacy and security purposes. Users are responsible for:
- Complying with VPN provider terms of service
- Following local laws and regulations
- Using the application ethically and responsibly
- Maintaining their own credential security
🔒 Security Status: ENTERPRISE-GRADE HARDENED
Last Security Audit: November 3, 2025
All security modules tested and validated
Zero critical vulnerabilities remaining
WireGuard is supported for ProtonVPN and other providers. To use WireGuard:
- You must have
wireguard.exeinstalled (see WireGuard Support). - Place your WireGuard
.conffiles in theconfigfolder.
Important: ProtonVPN WireGuard config files expire every 2 hours. You must download a fresh .conf file from the ProtonVPN website or app before connecting. Using an expired config will result in failed connections or unexpected disconnects.
See docs/WIREGUARD_SUPPORT.md for full setup instructions and troubleshooting tips.