FOR TECHNICAL USERS
Inspect traffic handling and classification.
- Review WireGuard ingress and transparent proxy handling as distinct stages of the traffic path.
- Inspect coarse traffic categories and the configured reasons behind connection handling.
ATHEROS SEARCH COMPONENT / OBSERVATION SOURCE
The Rust proxy receives WireGuard traffic, applies configured connection policies, and publishes classified observations for Atheros Search. Coverage depends on the configured routing and available connection metadata.
Receive traffic from configured peers.
Inspect categories and configured decisions.
Follow observations into the backend pipeline.
01 / CHOOSE A FLOW
02 / INSPECT THE DECISION
ads_trackerThe sample configuration blocks this destination. Its advertising/tracking category is a heuristic label, not proof of malicious traffic.
Flow: sample-flow-001
Ingress: WireGuard / synthetic peer
Destination: ads.example.test:443
Category: ads_tracker
Decision: Block
Evidence: illustrative audit event
Traffic sent: noneTraffic categories are heuristics. Routing, inspection, and policy outcomes depend on deployment configuration. This synthetic sample establishes no VPN connection and sends no traffic.
ads_trackerThe sample configuration blocks this destination. Its advertising/tracking category is a heuristic label, not proof of malicious traffic.
analyticsThis fictional analytics destination matches a configured block rule in the sample. Other deployments may handle it differently.
cdnThe sample configuration forwards this content-delivery flow through its bypass path.
essential_apiThe sample configuration bypasses inspection for this application endpoint. The category does not guarantee that a service is essential in your environment.
authA configured exception sends this sample authentication flow through the bypass path.
unknownThe sample has no matching category heuristic and uses a configured block rule. Unknown traffic is not automatically malicious or automatically blocked in every deployment.
The sample follows one configured traffic path and its recorded decision. It does not establish a tunnel.
Network and platform teams operating WireGuard ingress, transparent proxy policies, and traffic audit pipelines.
FOR TECHNICAL USERS
FOR OPERATORS AND REVIEWERS
The Rust proxy owns WireGuard ingress and tunnel transport. Peer setup and network routing are deployment prerequisites.
Hostname and port heuristics group traffic as advertising/tracking, analytics, CDN, essential API, authentication, or unknown. A category is not a security verdict.
The transparent proxy supports policy-driven connection handling, including blocking and bypass paths. The active configuration determines the outcome.
The proxy publishes observations to the configured Redpanda pipeline. Octopus owns durable ingestion and maintained PostgreSQL projections.
The WireGuard key rotator supports staged server and peer key rotation as a separate operational component.
CONFIGURATION / COVERAGE
Traffic categories are heuristics. Routing, inspection, and policy outcomes depend on deployment configuration. This synthetic sample establishes no VPN connection and sends no traffic.
Sample flows and decisions are illustrative fixtures. No credentials, network connection, or live policy changes are involved.