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-# OpenNHP: Zero Trust Network-resource Hiding Protocol
 
-**NHP (Network-resource Hiding Protocol)** is a lightweight, cryptography-based Zero Trust protocol designed to safeguard servers and data from attackers by leveraging resource-hiding and encryption. It includes two core sub-protocols:
+# OpenNHP: Open Source Toolkit for Zero Trust Security  
 
-- **Network-infrastructure Hiding Protocol (nHP):** Protects servers and applications by concealing domains, IP addresses, and ports.  
-- **Data-object Hiding Protocol (dHP):** Ensures data security and privacy by making data "usable but not visible" through cryptographic key negotiation and encryption.
+**OpenNHP** is a lightweight, cryptography-driven, open-source toolkit designed to implement Zero Trust protocols for securing servers and data. By leveraging resource obfuscation and advanced encryption algorithms, OpenNHP minimizes attack surfaces and mitigates threats effectively. It features two core protocols:  
 
-**OpenNHP** is the open source implementation of NHP.
+- **Network-infrastructure Hiding Protocol (NHP):** Conceals server ports, IP addresses, and domain names to protect applications and infrastructure from unauthorized access.  
+- **Data-object Hiding Protocol (DHP):** Ensures data security and privacy by employing encryption algorithms and confidential computing to make data *"usable but not visible"*.
 
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-## Quick Demo: See OpenNHP in Action
+## Quick Demo 1: Hiding Application Server Ports
 
 Before diving into the details of OpenNHP, let's start with a quick demonstration of how OpenNHP protects a server from unauthorized access. You can see it in action by accessing the protected server at https://acdemo.opennhp.org.