AnonSurf – Anonymous Toolkit for ParrotOS

AnonSurf is a privacy tool designed to help users stay anonymous online. It comes pre-installed in ParrotOS, a security-focused Linux distribution. The tool routes your internet traffic through the Tor network and applies additional security measures to hide your identity and location.

• Purpose: Protects privacy by masking your IP address and encrypting traffic.
• Features: Tor network integration, MAC address spoofing, DNS leak protection, and kill-switch functionality.
• Use Cases: Ethical hacking, anonymous browsing, and secure communication.
• Warning: Misuse for illegal activities is unethical and punishable by law.

 

Basic Syntax

The general syntax of the command is as follows:

$ sudo anonsurf [option]

Replace [option] with commands like start, stop, or status.

Basic Usage

AnonSurf is controlled via terminal commands. Below are common examples:

Start AnonSurf

$ sudo anonsurf start

Activates Tor routing and enables anonymity features.

Check Status

$ sudo anonsurf status

Verifies if AnonSurf is active and shows connection details.

Stop AnonSurf

$ sudo anonsurf stop

Disables Tor routing and restores normal network settings.

Change Identity

$ sudo anonsurf change

Generates a new Tor circuit for a fresh IP address.

 

Disclaimer:

The information provided on this website regarding Parrot OS is for educational and informational purposes only. Parrot OS is a security-focused operating system intended for ethical hacking, penetration testing, digital forensics, and privacy protection. Always ensure you have proper authorization before conducting any security testing. Use Parrot OS responsibly and ethically. We are not affiliated with the official Parrot OS team. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.