Cuteit – IP Obfuscator Made to Make a Malicious IP a Bit Cuter

Cuteit IP obfuscator made to make a malicious ip a bit cuter.

A simple python tool to help you to social engineer, bypass whitelisting firewalls, potentially break regex rules for command line logging looking for IP addresses and obfuscate cleartext strings to C2 locations within the payload.

All of that is simply done with obfuscating ip to many forms.

Also Read – Ntopng : Web-based Traffic & Security Network Traffic Monitoring

Usage

usage: Cuteit.py [-h] [–disable-coloring] ip
positional arguments:
ip IP you want to convert
optional arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit
–disable-coloring Disable colored printing

Screenshot

Using it as a module!

You can use this script as a module in your python scripts as follows:

import Cuteit
convert = Cuteit.lib(ip)
print(convert.hex)

and the photo bellow shows that in action:

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