We describe AriaTransport, a small userland network-identity-hardening daemon that composes three independently-known techniques — TLS ClientHello fingerprint mimicry via uTLS, randomized per-write timing jitter, and SOCKS5-routed Tor onion forwarding with hostname-resolved DNS — into a single deployable binary with hash-pinned integrity. The implementation is approximately 316 lines of pure Go, cross-compiled for arm64 (Android) and arm64 (Apple Silicon macOS) without C-foreign-function-interface dependency. Each component is established prior art; this paper's contribution is the composition: a deployable, audit-friendly daemon that sits at the network-egress layer of a multi-product privacy ecosystem and provides uniform identity-hardening to all consumers. We document the architecture, operational discipline (hash-pinning, fail-closed behavior, no-CGO purity, no-DNS-leak guarantee), and the integration model with downstream consuming applications.
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