ops-proxyns

Force all system traffic through Tor using Linux network namespaces to isolate networking at the kernel level. This routes TCP, UDP, and DNS while blocking IPv6, ensuring your true IP remains hidden from target logs during offensive security operations.

Routing traffic through Tor with proxychains often fails for Go and Rust static binaries. Using Linux network namespaces instead forces all binary types through the tunnel at the kernel level, bypassing proxychains limitations and preventing traffic leaks.

The best way to block IPv6 leaks when routing traffic through Tor is using kernel-level network namespaces. This architecture disables IPv6 automatically within the isolated environment, preventing exposure of your real IP address during security engagements.

Set up a Linux network namespace for Tor anonymity by executing the proxy-ns command followed by your shell. This initiates a fully protected environment that routes all subsequent network-dependent tool traffic through Tor.

Automated Tor circuit rotation is supported natively during stealthy reconnaissance operations. The network namespace environment handles circuit switching automatically, providing continuous operational security without manual reconfiguration while scanning targets.