Anomy is a bash application that routes common commands through Tor, anonymizing the traffic.
It enables connections from the following sources to connect through the Tor network:
- wget
- curl
- ssh
- sftp
- ftp
- telnet
$ anomy -h
Usage: anomy [OPTION]... [URL]...
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
Startup:
-h, --help print this help
Functions:
-w, --wget wget download
-c, --curl curl data transfer
-s, --ssh initiate ssh connection
-f, --ftp initiate ftp session
-d, --sftp initiate sftp session
-t, --telnet initiate telnet session
The installation script will install both Tor and Torsocks onto the system using the available package manager (apt, yum, or dnf). If these are already present it will ignore them and set up Anomy.
Note: the install and uninstall scripts must be run with root privileges.
cd /opt
git clone https://github.com/izm1chael/Anomy.git
cd Anomy
sudo bash install.sh
The uninstallation script removes Tor and Torsocks (using the detected package manager) as well as Anomy itself.
cd /opt/Anomy
sudo bash uninstall.sh