VDES-PQR (Virtual Dissimulate Encrypted Server with Post Quantum Decryption Resistance) is a VPN infrastructure designed to obfuscate and protect the IP addresses of destination servers from external visibility. The system acts as a traffic redirector that accepts connections from end-user devices, generates encrypted tunnels over private IP schemes, and routes traffic to destination servers through post-quantum resistant encryption. The solution implements ML-KEM (NIST Security Level 5) post-quantum cryptography to protect against quantum computing threats. VDES generates PQC certificates without DNS resolution, which are then hard-coded onto destination servers (such as blockchain servers, web servers, VOIP servers, Citrix servers, or database servers). This creates a symbolic link that makes the destination server non-routable within the cyber ecosystem, functioning as a decoy obfuscation tool. From an external perspective, VDES reveals only two open ports and appears as a web server on a proprietary port with no proprietary digital signatures. The infrastructure includes multiple security layers and an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). When a device initiates a request to a protected destination server, the request is sent to VDES, which generates a PQC tunnel to redirect traffic to the actual destination server. Responses follow the same encrypted tunnel path back to the originating device. Customers receive direct SSH key access to the VPS server logs for monitoring live activity and traffic control, while the provider handles management, maintenance, and upgrades.