GhostRoute

GhostRoute is a powerful ethical hacking tool for anonymization, developed in Bash. It helps you stay anonymous online by routing all of your system’s network traffic—not just browser traffic—through the Tor network. As a result, tracking your online activity, IP address, and location becomes extremely difficult.

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Features

• Sends all your internet traffic through the Tor network
• Hides your real IP address and location
• Makes it extremely difficult to track your online activity
• Lets you manually or automatically change your IP
• Shows your current Tor IP and location
• Easy to use with a beginner-friendly interface
• Works on Debian,RHEL,Arch

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Disclaimer

This tool is made only for ethical hacking, privacy, and educational use. Do not use it for illegal purposes. The author is not responsible for any misuse.

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Requirements

• Gnu Bash
• Linux distros like Debian, RHEL, Arch
• Tor, jq and nftables (automatically installed if not found)

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Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/s-r-e-e-r-a-j/GhostRoute.git

1. Navigate to the GhostRoute directory:

cd GhostRoute

1. Navigate to the GhostRoute directory:

cd GhostRoute

1. Run the install.sh script:

sudo bash install.sh

Then type y for install

Usage

Run with sudo:

sudo ghostroute [option]

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Options

Option	Short Form	Description
--start	-s	Start routing traffic through Tor
--stop	-x	Stop Tor and restore settings
--ip	-i	Show current Tor IP and location
--new-ip	-n	Request a new identity from Tor
--auto	-a	Auto change IP at intervals (default:500 sec)
--help	-h	show help message

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Examples

Start routing:

sudo ghostroute --start

Show current IP:

sudo ghostroute --ip

Request a new IP:

sudo ghostroute --new-ip

Auto change IP every 5 minutes:

sudo ghostroute --auto 300

Stop and reset:

sudo ghostroute --stop

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Uninstallation

Run the install.sh script

Then type n for uninstall

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.