ZeroTrace is a powerful ethical hacking tool for anonymization, developed in Bash. It helps you stay anonymous online by routing all of your system’s network traffic—not just browser traffic—through the Tor network. As a result, tracking your online activity, IP address, and location becomes extremely difficult.
- Sends all your internet traffic through the Tor network
- Hides your real IP address and location
- Makes it extremely difficult to track your online activity
- Lets you manually or automatically change your IP
- Shows your current Tor IP and location
- Easy to use with a beginner-friendly interface
- Works on Debian,RHEL,Arch
This tool is made only for ethical hacking, privacy, and educational use. Do not use it for illegal purposes. The author is not responsible for any misuse.
- Gnu Bash
- Linux distros like Debian, RHEL, Arch
- Tor, jq and iptables (automatically installed if not found)
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/s-r-e-e-r-a-j/ZeroTrace.git- Navigate to the ZeroTrace directory:
cd ZeroTrace- Navigate to the ZeroTrace directory:
cd ZeroTrace- Run the install.sh script:
sudo bash install.shThen type y for install
Run with sudo:
sudo zerotrace [option]| Option | Short Form | Description |
|---|---|---|
--start |
-s |
Start routing traffic through Tor |
--stop |
-x |
Stop Tor and restore settings |
--ip |
-i |
Show current Tor IP and location |
--new-ip |
-n |
Request a new identity from Tor |
--auto |
-a |
Auto change IP at intervals (default:500 sec) |
--help |
-h |
show help message |
Start routing:
sudo zerotrace --startShow current IP:
sudo zerotrace --ipRequest a new IP:
sudo zerotrace --new-ipAuto change IP every 5 minutes:
sudo zerotrace --auto 300Stop and reset:
sudo zerotrace --stopRun the install.sh script
Then type n for uninstall
This project is licensed under the MIT License.