Change your IP every 10 secs automatically

of course it's the blue check guy that uses kali

Sad sad

How have you solved the problem of Tor exit nodes being flagged ?

Still working on it but using tor exit nodes doesn't get you always flagged down like a criminal yunno

It might be dumb question, but always, what is use of changing IP from the same system and location ?

A privacy gimmick if we're being honest Makes it harder to track the efficacy though is something we can discuss much much later

@ManjuH9955 Would it not make you easier to track? You're the numbskull switching circuits every ten seconds, and you're upping your chances to hit a state actor guard node by a lot. I feel like this would be both easier to track and easier to middleman.

@cyber_rekk Not sure .. I am still figuring out tech

UNSEEN > Starts a Tor process on your machine > Optionally rotates your IP automatically at a chosen interval > Optionally enables a Kill Switch to block all traffic if Tor drops unexpectedly > Lets you choose a fixed exit node country, or let Tor pick automatically (only when rotation is disabled) > Detects if Tor ignores the exit node constraint and lets you retry or switch > Routes all network traffic through the Tor SOCKS5 proxy (127.0.0.1:9050) > DNS leak protection — forces every DNS query through Tor's DNSPort so your ISP cannot see what you're resolving > Transparent proxy (Linux) — redirects all TCP traffic through Tor via iptables NAT, so every application is routed through Tor even if it ignores system proxy settings > Split tunneling — list domains or IPs in domains.txt to bypass Tor for specific destinations (useful for streaming, banking, or sites that block Tor)

More Disadvantage than Advantage

If We change the ip this frequently, will the network packets receive correctly? If it did then there is some definite mapping right?

The thing with proxy chains and the rest is that your computer is connected to a proxy and it is that proxys ip that is being rotated Your local tcp connection is still stable and the proxy is handling the mapping

Is the proxy mapped to MAC address? Can you dump a request in wireshark?!!

Whats the point of this?

Retard maxxing cybersec

You.

Well, Kali Linux is not the best OS for anonymity; it is too easy to get pivoted. For that, use Qubes OS, Tails, or Whonix something like that, but not a hacking OS.

whats the usecase here....genuinely wondering.

Retard and paranoia maxxing cybersec

Changing IP too often is bad practice because it can create unusual traffic patterns and linkable session behavior that may make deanonymization easier. U dumb fucking jeet

This is a very cool concept. I do just want to let you know that this actually has a net negative effect on the Tor network itself. Additionally, aside from broken sessions, it actually creates a very fingerprint able behavior and broken sessions that can be used for timing & correlation attacks (such as proven used by FBI in court records re: Hammond, Jeremy) to de-anonymize the user. This is more privacy theater than it actually benefits the user, plus a negative effect when/if used at scale usually trades away reliability, increases network load, and can create a more distinctive behavioral pattern. Perhaps consider a design that would rotate only on context boundaries, such as “new task,” “new identity,” or “new destination group,” not on a fixed 10-second timer.

larp

Womp womp

Just out of curiosity, are you restarting the tor service each time? Also, how stable is that? Changing every 10 seconds and using TOR ..., is going to be a hell to navigate

Not restarting more like rotating

I mean, its executing systemctl restart tor each time?

Doesn't change the public IP address?

So what is it changing 👀👀

isn't it only changing the local IP address of the pc.

I'm fascinated how security experts are using gmail .... Just like Epstein somehow ...

I use rootshell

What’s the point ?? Most of system now days will flag your account….. or this for going on some shitty website ?

Not exactly the rules are changing

Built something like this a year ago

Why'd you not push it

No need to

Isnt this more tracable?

It is actually

rotating ips alone won't help when tls fingerprints and cookie state stay stable

I wish I had a laptop so I could use Kali Linux like you.

You should prolly be able to run Kali Linux on your phone nethunter

I know, but it's limited and without root access. Also, Kali Linux is better on a laptop, and Termux is bad and also limited in use.

@cyber_rekk By saying without root access you mean your device isnt rooted? @kimocoder is working on something also

@cyber_rekk @kimocoder Hackers rarely use phones; laptops or computers are best.

@cyber_rekk @kimocoder Yeah of course teach me what i may or not use...

@cyber_rekk @kimocoder If you want to learn cybersecurity, my advice is that you should have a laptop or computer because the situation is bad on a phone.

Wouldn't an experienced cybersecurity specialist or even a Thread Detection/Prevention AI Agent notice the pattern of 10 second intervals between IP switches? Is it possible to make it a randomized variable instead of 10?

larp larp sahur

u don't need to go through all that BS, just do -Sudo anonsurf start

Typical Kali user 🤦

Cool ASF

Why kill the daemon every 10 seconds when you can just request a new circuit?

Proxychains is pre-installed on Kali

every 10 seconds give unusable page loading times imo plus u hit dead proxies from time to time

Biggest LARPer I’ve seen in a while. Not doing anything useful for your privacy.

what is the beneficial use of constantly changing the IP address every 10 seconds? is it for enhancing privacy ?