NetSpectre

Net-spectre is an anonymization tool that enforces connection via Tor SOCKS across the entire network. It is composed of a shell script and operates instantly on almost all Linux systems. It does not require any additional code or new packages, and there is no need to modify or rewrite system files. However, Tor must be installed. If Python is not present on the system, please install it. Alternatively, you can replace the 'myip' section in the case statement of net-spectre with Perl or another command (i.e. jq).

install

installation method is common with tor-router.

Note: need bash. no sh

git clone https://github.com/Extr3m4R4710/NetSpectre.git && cd ./NetSpectre && sudo bash install.sh

Stoping

The basic operation of NetSpectre adheres to Edu4rdSHL/tor-router. To stop NS, disable the service unit using systemctl disable net-spectre (if installed via install.sh). Subsequently, reboot your computer.

In simpler terms, as long as the service unit is active, NS consistently connects to Tor as a systemctl service, compelling all internet connection across via Tor when after reboot computer NS receives three command line options, start, stop, and restart, it's crucial to recognize that this only permits non-Tor connections temporarily and partially. If systemctl is enabled, be sure to deactivate it. This scenario is specific to installations initiated from install.sh, and it does not apply when using the NS (net-spectre) script independently.

options

Here is an example executed on Arch Linux.

Usage: /sbin/net-spectre {start|stop|restart|myip}

There is an additional option not present in the official tor-router, which allows you to check the status of the IP address using 'myip'. It is formatted using 'python -m json.tool'.

[ root@N2x3ec ~ ]:# net-spectre myip
{
    "status": "success",
    "country": "Poland",
    "countryCode": "PL",
    "region": "14",
    "regionName": "Mazovia",
    "city": "Warsaw",
    "zip": "00-510",
    "lat": 52.2296,
    "lon": 21.0067,
    "timezone": "Europe/Warsaw",
    "isp": "1337 Services GmbH",
    "org": "1337 Services GmbH",
    "as": "AS210558 1337 Services GmbH",
    "query": "45.141.215.21"
}
[ root@N2x3ec ~ ]:#

NetSpectre also blocks IPv6 leaks by default, allowing for more secure communications than tor-router.

[ root@N2x3ec ~ ]:# net-spectre start
 [+] Disabling IPv6 for security reasons ]
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1
 [+] Configuring iptables rules to route all traffic through tor 
 [+] Redirectiing DNS traffic through tor 
 [+] Allowing only tor to browse in clearnet
[ root@N2x3ec ~ ]:#