How to: Transparently Routing Traffic Through Tor

Jul 13, 2015 02:43 PM
Sep 21, 2020 06:09 PM
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Here is an alternative to using Tor Browser and Proxychains

What does it do:

Tor transparent routing, routes traffic through Tor using Iptables ruleset.

This will route all traffic on a standalone machine through the Tor network.

All application will make its TCP connections through Tor on port tcp/9040.

All DNS requests are resolve through Tor to avoid anonymity compromised by DNS leaks.

Pros:

Can work in conjunction with Tor Browser and Proxychains

No third party (NSA backdoored) software

No visual proof of having an anonymizer on your system

Zero configuration

Cons:

Have to set a cron job to reload tor service at your preferred interval

Dependencies:

tor

Usage:

toriptables2.py -h

toriptables3.py -h

To test:

ifconfig.me

whatismyipaddress.com

check.torproject.org

dnsleaktest.com

The scripts can be found here:

github.com/ruped24/toriptables2

github.com/ruped24/toriptables3

By: n0neXn0ne

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