doxx.net Opens Beta of Agentic Networking Platform With Built-In Threat Protection
Summary
doxx.net opened the public beta of its private networking platform, which offers DNS-level protection against malicious destinations for users and AI agents. The company also announced a $38 million Series A.
Key points
- The platform provides users and AI agents with private networks and peer-to-peer communications.
- Its DNS protection combines 30 filter lists with a neural network to block malicious destinations, including phishing and malware sites.
- The company says the service blocked more than 38 million threats during its closed beta, which began in December 2025.
- The platform includes an API with native MCP support, encrypted communications, anti-fingerprinting, and covert networking features.
- doxx.net announced a $38 million Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz.
Article Details
- Event Type
- doxx.net launched the open beta of its Agentic Defined Networking platform and announced $38 million in Series A funding.
- Impact
- The platform provides private, serverless networking for people and AI agents, with DNS-level protection intended to block known and emerging malicious destinations before connection. doxx.net says it blocked more than 38 million threats during its closed beta since December 2025.