Route your entire Linux system through Tor transparently, like a VPN — with leak protection built in.
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Route your entire Linux system through Tor transparently, like a VPN — with leak protection built in.
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torsystem is a single-file CLI tool that transparently redirects all outgoing TCP and DNS traffic on your machine through the Tor network, the same way a VPN would — no per-app configuration, no torify, no proxychains. Just start and every connection on the system goes through Tor.
nftables or iptablesDROP rule blocks anything that isn’t routed through Tor instead of silently leaking it, and all IPv6 traffic is blocked…