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Secure your Linux system with Swiss privacy standards, strict no-logs protection, and stable performance for dev environments.
Official Linux Client • Secure Download • CLI-Based Setup
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Getting ApexGuard running on Linux takes only a few minutes, with native packages for the major distributions. From your first connection, your traffic is encrypted and your real IP stays hidden.
Choose the installation method that fits your system and workflow
Set up ApexGuard on Linux in minutes using a straightforward installation process. Once installed, you can connect, switch servers, and manage your VPN directly from the terminal.
Pick a plan that fits your needs, each one includes unlimited device protection.
Download and install the appropriate package for your distribution.
Authenticate, connect to a server, and manage your VPN using CLI commands.
Secure Everyday Browsing
Protect development workflows, SSH sessions, and infrastructure access with encrypted VPN connectivity.
Private Networking for Everyday Use
Secure browsing, updates, and system activity across Linux distributions with AES-256 encryption, private DNS handling, and IP masking.
Command-Line Control
Manage connections, switch locations, and automate advanced workflows through a CLI-based interface.
Reliable Performance for Technical Workloads
Maintain stable connectivity for development, remote access, and data transfers, with 10 Gbps speeds and reliable IKEv2/IPsec protocol.
ApexGuard combines advanced privacy technologies with a flexible, user-controlled experience suitable for Linux environments. Strong encryption, leak protection, and a strict no-logs design work together to keep your connection private across every distribution you use.
Security Without Compromise
Free VPNs may offer basic access, but they often lack transparency, performance, and reliability. ApexGuard is built for users who want stronger protection and consistent performance across Linux systems and all supported devices.
Free VPNs may offer basic access, but they often lack transparency, performance, and reliability. ApexGuard is built for users who want stronger protection and consistent performance across Linux systems and all supported devices.
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Enterprise-Grade Security
AES-256 encryption and IKEv2 protocol protect your traffic and system.
Global Server Network
Connect across 125+ countries for flexible access.
Fast, Stable Connectivity
10 Gbps infrastructure supports smooth transfers and remote access.
Cross-Platform Protection
Use one account across Linux and all supported devices.
Unlimited Data Usage
No data caps, throttling, or artificial speed limits.
Free VPN
Basic Security Features
Limited protection and unclear practices can expose your data.
Limited Server Locations
Fewer available location options and higher server congestion.
Slower Performance
Congestion can reduce speed and cause unreliability.
Limited Compatibility
Less support and more setup complexity across platforms.
Data Caps and Restrictions
Strict data caps interrupt downloads and remote work.
Once installed, ApexGuard provides flexible control through the command line. A single command connects you to a secure server, encrypting your traffic and hiding your real IP on any network you connect from.
Connect instantly with a single command, and ApexGuard routes you through the fastest available server by default.
Switch seamlessly between 125+ countries to lower latency, reduce tracking, or access specific region-locked content.
Configure automatic protection on startup or network changes, so traffic only flows once the VPN tunnel is established.
Enable protection to prevent traffic exposure if the VPN disconnects, with no data leaving your device until the connection is restored.
ApexGuard for Linux is built around structured security and privacy practices designed for secure, stable, and privacy-focused use across modern Linux environments. Its operating model is aligned with Swiss FADP and GDPR privacy principles, supported by encrypted VPN connectivity, controlled infrastructure management, and disciplined operations.
Supported protocol
Enterprise-grade IKEv2
Devices per account
Unlimited devices
Leak protection
DNS leak protection and secure routing
Encryption
256-bit AES encryption
IP addresses
Shared VPN IPs
Internet speed restrictions
No data caps or artificial speed limits
Advanced features
CLI control, auto-connect, kill switch, secure routing
Device architecture
Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, RHEL-compatible systems
Always download ApexGuard from official sources to ensure you receive a verified and secure Linux client.
Download .RPMApexGuard for Linux is built using structured security and privacy practices typically found in regulated environments. From Swiss FADP and GDPR-aligned data handling to ISO/IEC 27001-style operational controls, encrypted VPN connectivity, and controlled infrastructure management, ApexGuard is designed to support secure, stable, and privacy-conscious everyday use.
ApexGuard is designed around Swiss FADP and GDPR privacy principles, including data minimization, purpose limitation, and careful handling of personal data. The service avoids storing browsing activity, limits unnecessary connection metadata, and routes DNS requests through protected infrastructure to help reduce leakage and exposure.
PCI DSS-aligned security practices ensure sensitive account and payment-related data is secured with encryption in transit and controlled access policies. ApexGuard for Linux uses secure VPN connectivity with AES-256 encryption and enterprise-grade IKEv2/IPsec to help protect traffic across public Wi-Fi, home networks, and corporate systems.
ApexGuard applies documented operational controls to support service integrity, availability, confidentiality, and predictable platform management. Access, configuration changes, monitoring, and incident response processes are structured to maintain reliable VPN operation.
Platform operations are guided by ISO/IEC 27001-aligned security practices, including risk assessment, access control, incident response, supplier oversight, and continuous improvement, supporting disciplined management of the VPN infrastructure behind ApexGuard’s Linux app.
Our team can guide you through installation and help you get connected in minutes.
Start Setup GuideApexGuard encrypts your Linux connection with AES-256 and IKEv2/IPsec, routes traffic through secure VPN servers, and masks your real IP address. DNS leak protection and a VPN kill switch add further layers of protection across every session.
ApexGuard supports Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and RHEL-compatible Linux distributions. Installation packages are available as DEB for Debian and Ubuntu-based systems, and RPM for Fedora and RHEL-compatible systems.
Yes. ApexGuard is designed for CLI-based installation and management. Once installed, you can connect, switch server locations, manage settings, and automate workflows directly from the terminal without a graphical interface.
Yes. Advanced users can configure IKEv2/IPsec connections manually on supported Linux distributions. This is useful for custom environments, server setups, or workflows where a direct protocol configuration is preferred over the standard CLI client.
Yes. ApexGuard can be used on Linux servers and development environments. CLI-based control makes it straightforward to manage connections, switch locations, and automate protection across server infrastructure without a graphical interface.
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Launch the installer file and follow the on-screen setup instructions.
Open Apex VPN, log in or sign up, and connect to your desired server.
Apexguard System Requirements by Platform
ApexGuard delivers refined privacy across modern devices without demanding high-end hardware, keeping protection accessible, seamless, and consistent every day.
Desktop devices:
OS Version:
macOS 13.5 Ventura or newer
Device:
Mac Mini, Mac Studio, Mac Pro, iMac, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro
Disk Space:
~40 MB
Architecture:
Intel x86_64 or Apple Silicon (universal)
OS Version:
Windows 10 (64-bit, version 1607 and later) and Windows 11
RAM:
At least 1 GB
Disk Space:
~60 MB
Architecture:
64-bit
Supported Distros:
Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora
RAM:
At least 1 GB
Disk Space:
~40 MB
Architecture:
64-bit
Additional:
libglib2.0, libgtk-3, and curl installed
Mobile devices:
OS Version:
iOS 15.6 or newer
Device:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch 7th gen
Disk Space:
~50 MB
Other:
Internet connection required for full functionality
OS Version:
Android 9.0 or newer
Device:
Smartphone or tablet
Disk Space:
~50 MB
Other:
Network access, storage (for config/cache)
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