CIFP injects real credentials at the wire level — your agent never sees the secret at all. Store keys in encrypted vaults, send requests with {$TOKEN} placeholders, and let your own dedicated proxy handle the rest.
Built for developers shipping AI agents into production. No SDK required — works with any HTTP client, any language, any AI framework. Quantum-safe cryptography comes standard.
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# Point your agent at CIFP — nothing else changes
import os, requests
# Set once — works for every request automatically
proxies = {"https": "http://<your-proxy-ip>:3128"}
# Use {$TOKEN} placeholders — CIFP injects the real key
r = requests.get(
"https://api.github.com/repos/me/private",
headers={"Authorization": "Bearer {$GITHUB_PAT}"},
proxies=proxies
)
# Real token was injected — your code never touched it ✓“Harvest now, decrypt later” attacks stockpile encrypted traffic today for tomorrow's quantum computers. CIFP's cryptography makes that strategy worthless — on every layer, by default, with no configuration.
Every secret lives in an AES-256-GCM encrypted vault on your dedicated machine, wrapped by a KMS-managed key. Even a quantum computer only halves AES-256's strength — a stolen snapshot stays unreadable. One-click key rotation included.
Share links and machine APIs negotiate hybrid post-quantum TLS (classical X25519 + NIST-standardized ML-KEM-768) by default. An attacker must break both the classical curve and the lattice to recover a session.
The private DNS resolver's access tokens can be signed with ML-DSA-65 — the NIST FIPS 204 post-quantum signature standard. Algorithm-agile and rotatable without downtime.
Store secrets in per-proxy vaults bound to the exact hosts they belong to. Your OpenAI key can only ever be injected into api.openai.com — a compromised prompt can't exfiltrate it to an attacker's server. Values are write-only: the API never returns them.
Hand a teammate a secure share link instead of pasting the key in Slack. Shares are TLS-terminated endpoints on your proxy — expiring, use-limited, and revocable — so collaborators get working access while the real credential never leaves the vault.
Every CIFP proxy runs in one of two modes. Most people start with Auto-Auth. Reach for Firewall when you need full control over what your code is allowed to do.
Everyday use & quick integration
Add a {$SECRET_NAME} placeholder to any request header. CIFP replaces it with the real credential before the request leaves the proxy. No TLS interception. No CA cert. No code changes beyond switching your proxy URL.
AI agents & automated workflows
Full TLS interception. CIFP decrypts every outbound HTTPS request, evaluates it against your CEL rule set, injects credentials automatically, and re-encrypts before forwarding. Your code sends requests normally — no placeholders needed.
From simple credential injection to full MITM inspection and private DNS filtering — CIFP handles the entire security surface of your agent's outbound traffic.
No infrastructure to manage, no SDK to install. CIFP is a standard HTTP proxy — it works with every language and framework that supports proxy environment variables.
Pick a region, choose auto-auth or firewall mode, and click Create. Your dedicated VM is up in ~5 seconds.
Paste API keys, tokens, and passwords into the secrets panel. They are encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest immediately.
Set http_proxy / https_proxy to your proxy URL. Use {$SECRET_NAME} as the placeholder wherever credentials belong.
Every outbound request has real credentials injected at the wire level. Your agent code stays clean, and your secrets stay safe.
Route your proxy's DNS through our self-hosted resolver. Block ads, trackers, and malware at the DNS layer before requests are even made. Shannon-entropy detection catches DGA malware and DNS tunnelling automatically. Per-proxy custom blocklists, synced in real-time via short-lived JWTs with zero-downtime key rotation.
The questions every security-conscious team asks before routing traffic through a proxy.
Secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM the moment you save them and are never returned over the API. They are decrypted only inside your dedicated proxy VM, at the instant a request is injected on the wire. Neither your agent code nor the dashboard ever sees plaintext again.
No. CIFP is a standard HTTP forward proxy. Set http_proxy / https_proxy, swap credentials for {$SECRET_NAME} placeholders, and every HTTP client in every language keeps working unchanged.
Start with Auto-Auth: it covers scripts, notebooks, and everyday integrations with zero setup beyond a proxy URL. Reach for Firewall when an AI agent makes unattended calls and you want every request evaluated against CEL rules — with human approval for sensitive ones.
You get 3 days of full access to the plan you choose — Pro or Pro+ — with unlimited bandwidth under the Fair Use Policy. It then renews at that plan’s selected monthly or annual rate unless you cancel first. Each subscription and its dedicated proxy can be managed independently.
Honestly? If you have one script calling one API, an environment variable is fine. CIFP pays off when you run multiple agents or services, share credentials across a team without exposing them, or need an audit trail of every outbound request.
Secrets at rest use AES-256-GCM — symmetric encryption that quantum computers can only weaken to a still-infeasible ~128-bit strength. Share links and machine APIs negotiate hybrid post-quantum TLS (X25519 + NIST-standardized ML-KEM-768) by default, and the private DNS resolver can sign tokens with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204). Traffic recorded today stays unreadable — even to a future quantum adversary.
Yes — that is what secure shares are for. Generate an expiring, use-limited, TLS-terminated share link scoped to specific hosts. Teammates route through it and get working access; the real credential never leaves your encrypted vault, and every use is logged. Revoke anytime with one click.
Start with a $5 Test Drive — 3 days of full access, unlimited bandwidth included. Then renews at the plan you pick; manage or cancel anytime via Whop.