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Nipe : An Engine To Make Tor Network Your Default Gateway

Nipe is an engine to make Tor Network your default gateway.

The Tor project allows users to surf the Internet, chat and send instant messages anonymously through its own mechanism. It is used by a wide variety of people, companies and organizations, both for lawful activities and for other illicit purposes. Tor has been largely used by intelligence agencies, hacking groups, criminal activities and even ordinary users who care about their privacy in the digital world.

Nipe is an engine, developed in Perl, that aims on making the Tor network your default network gateway. Nipe can route the traffic from your machine to the Internet through Tor network, so you can surf the Internet having a more formidable stance on privacy and anonymity in cyberspace.

Currently, only IPv4 is supported by Nipe, but we are working on a solution that adds IPv6 support. Also, only traffic other than DNS requests destined for local and/or loopback addresses is not trafficked through Tor. All non-local UDP/ICMP traffic is also blocked by the Tor project.

Download And Install

Download
git clone https://github.com/htrgouvea/nipe && cd nipe
Install libs and dependencies
sudo cpan install Try::Tiny Config::Simple JSON
Nipe must be run as root
perl nipe.pl install

Commands

COMMAND FUNCTION
install Install dependencies
start Start routing
stop Stop routing
restart Restart the Nipe circuit
status See status
Examples:
perl nipe.pl install
perl nipe.pl start
perl nipe.pl stop
perl nipe.pl restart
perl nipe.pl status

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