Not found. Not logged. Not traced.
ZTRelay tunnels raw TCP and UDP through a chain of encrypted hops. Each one only ever sees its immediate neighbors — never your IP and your destination at once.
Map any IPv4 you control to a private ._ztr alias, then
share that instead of the raw address — one per person, revocable
individually, without touching anyone else's access.
ztr_ssh asks the relay for a tunnel, drops you into a real
shell on the other end, and cleans up when you disconnect — nothing
to configure per-connection.
ztr_ssh --rh "ztrtest._ztr" requests a tunnel, lands on a real Ubuntu server, then ls -la and ip addr — same as any other SSH session, just without your source IP in anyone's logs.
An ever-changing Exit IP gets logged — never yours.
Tunnel raw sockets to it, distributed team included.
Rotate the Exit if the address ever gets targeted.
Pick an Exit country and connect — no spare VM needed.
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