Glossary · Network & evasion

Sticky egress

Pinning one account’s traffic to a stable exit IP across runs, so an identity does not appear to move continents between sessions.

What is sticky egress?

Sticky egress keys the exit address on the run’s account label (or an explicit session key) rather than picking a fresh one each time. Its opposite is per-request rotation, which is the correct posture for anonymous reads and the wrong one for anything tied to a login.

Why it matters

An account that signs in from a different country on every request is a pattern no real user produces. Stickiness and rotation are genuinely opposite stances, and setting both is the common configuration error that undoes the identity you were protecting.

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