pkg-anonymize

A program that help to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance and been secure on the web.


Keywords
anonymity, hostname, linux, mac-address, openvpn, privacy, pypi, python, security
License
BSD-3-Clause
Install
pip install pkg-anonymize==0.0.3

Documentation

Anonymize

PyPI version python version license

You are being watched. Private and state-sponsored organizations are monitoring and recording your online activities. Anonymize is a program that help to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance and been secure on the web.

Installation

PyPI

You can install it from the Python Package Index with the pip command. This is the recommended way to install Anonymize.

sudo pip install pkg-anonymize

Source

First, you need to have the python setuptools package installed and to get the latest source code by cloning the git repository with this command.

git clone https://github.com/lognoz/anonymize.git

Finally, change to the anonymize directory that was just created, then run the install as root.

sudo python setup.py install

Dependencies

To use anonymize you need to install these dependencies.

sudo pacman -S openvpn python

Service

To start anonymize on boot, you can run this command as root.

systemctl enable anonymize.service

Make sure to already define you anonymizing preferences.

anonymize init

Usage

Hostname

You can change your computer hostname to be sure that no network will collect your information. To generate a random one, you can run the command by writing random as argument.

anonymize set hostname new-hostname

Virtual Private Network

To start a connection with a virtual private network, you can send a .ovpn file or a directory to select a random one. Make sure to define auth-user-pass in it.

anonymize set virtual-private-network /etc/virtual_private_network/

MAC Address

To change your MAC address, you can run this command as root. Specify interface as argument. If you're not sure which one is active, you can let it blank.

anonymize set mac-address eth0

Author

Marc-Antoine Loignon - https://www.lognoz.com