If you are a Hacker or Penetration tester, being anonymous is the first priority before hacking a system. There is no perfect way to anonymize a system. But there are many tools available on Github by which you can hide your identity while attacking a system.

In this post, we will discuss about Anonsurf, a ported stealth script for Kali Linux developed by Parrot Sec team. It will run in the background and will keep changing your IP address from time to time and will try to hide your Identity.

Anonsurf uses Tor and iptables services to hide one’s identity on the Internet. The best thing about this tool is that you don’t need to download any specific browser or anything to surf. Just start Anonsurf service and you are good to go, regardless of the browser you are working on. you can check the repository of Anonsurf here. So let’s start the installation steps of Anonsurf

Installation Steps of Anonsurf

Step 1: First, we need to clone the Anonsurf repository from Github using the following command

git clone https://github.com/Und3rf10w/kali-anonsurf.git

Step 2: In this step, you will have cloned directory which is kali-anonsurf. move to this directory and change the permission of the .installer script by the following commands

cd kali-anonsurf
chmod +x ./installer.sh

Step 3: Then run the installer script by the following command

sudo ./installer.sh

Step 4: Now you can see, this will install some required dependencies, wait until the installation

Step 5: After the successful installation, you can type the following command to get the help

anonsurf help

Step 6: Now just start the Anonsurf service by the following command

anonsurf start

after this, your IP Address will be changed.

Conclusion: If you are a beginner in the field of Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security, then this tool can be the best choice for you. Because of it configures proxy automatically and makes it easier to use.

Always remember one thing, there is no tool that can give you a complete anonymous state. If you are facing any issue regarding installation, ping me here

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