[asitkumar]

Hi,

I have been using proxychains on my Ubuntu 12.04 since ages for chaining up several proxies together and increase my anonymity during "pentests" (free service to websites lol)

But the beauty of this tool (sandbox a program's network access through the "proxy-chains' (pun fully intended) i have defined in my config and the exact order they are used) is nowhere to be found on windows!

I have found several proxy tools for Win platform but they are made for lazy script kiddies or gui fanatics. Functionally they are not as efficient :\ Running proxychains through Cygwin (havent tried yet but theoretically possible i guess) is like telling a jackass to act like a horse.

I have been using backtrack on virtualbox (lol) to run such things and it eats up lots of resources :wacko:
So, did anyone find NATIVE a proxy-chaining tool for windows that even falls close to proxychains?

Thanks in advance!

[asitkumar]

Hi,

I have been using proxychains on my Ubuntu 12.04 since ages for chaining up several proxies together and increase my anonymity during "pentests" (free service to websites lol)

But the beauty of this tool (sandbox a program's network access through the "proxy-chains' (pun fully intended) i have defined in my config and the exact order they are used) is nowhere to be found on windows!

I have found several proxy tools for Win platform but they are made for lazy script kiddies or gui fanatics. Functionally they are not as efficient :\ Running proxychains through Cygwin (havent tried yet but theoretically possible i guess) is like telling a jackass to act like a horse.

I have been using backtrack on virtualbox (lol) to run such things and it eats up lots of resources :wacko:
So, did anyone find NATIVE a proxy-chaining tool for windows that even falls close to proxychains?

Thanks in advance!

[Linuxephus™]

Hi,
I have been using proxychains on my Ubuntu 12.04 since ages for chaining up several proxies together and increase my anonymity during "pentests" (free service to websites lol)
But the beauty of this tool (sandbox a program's network access through the "proxy-chains' (pun fully intended) i have defined in my config and the exact order they are used) is nowhere to be found on windows!
I have found several proxy tools for Win platform but they are made for lazy script kiddies or gui fanatics. Functionally they are not as efficient :\ Running proxychains through Cygwin (havent tried yet but theoretically possible i guess) is like telling a jackass to act like a horse.
I have been using backtrack on virtualbox (lol) to run such things and it eats up lots of resources :wacko:
So, did anyone find NATIVE a proxy-chaining tool for windows that even falls close to proxychains?
Thanks in advance!

I believe in some instances, such as this, you'll find Linux to be the preferred mode of operation.

[Linuxephus™]

Hi,
I have been using proxychains on my Ubuntu 12.04 since ages for chaining up several proxies together and increase my anonymity during "pentests" (free service to websites lol)
But the beauty of this tool (sandbox a program's network access through the "proxy-chains' (pun fully intended) i have defined in my config and the exact order they are used) is nowhere to be found on windows!
I have found several proxy tools for Win platform but they are made for lazy script kiddies or gui fanatics. Functionally they are not as efficient :\ Running proxychains through Cygwin (havent tried yet but theoretically possible i guess) is like telling a jackass to act like a horse.
I have been using backtrack on virtualbox (lol) to run such things and it eats up lots of resources :wacko:
So, did anyone find NATIVE a proxy-chaining tool for windows that even falls close to proxychains?
Thanks in advance!

I believe in some instances, such as this, you'll find Linux to be the preferred mode of operation.

[asitkumar]

totally agree.

i downloaded the source code of it some time back but my knowledge in networking protocols is very less. i am very ashamed for that even after so many days.

i guess i can try and make a tool similar (or a clone) because the SOCKET programming is very similar in win and linux AFAIK. i am just bit lazy and waiting for anyone else to make it before i do

[asitkumar]

totally agree.

i downloaded the source code of it some time back but my knowledge in networking protocols is very less. i am very ashamed for that even after so many days.

i guess i can try and make a tool similar (or a clone) because the SOCKET programming is very similar in win and linux AFAIK. i am just bit lazy and waiting for anyone else to make it before i do

[pratham]

totally agree.

i downloaded the source code of it some time back but my knowledge in networking protocols is very less. i am very ashamed for that even after so many days.

i guess i can try and make a tool similar (or a clone) because the SOCKET programming is very similar in win and linux AFAIK. i am just bit lazy and waiting for anyone else to make it before i do

your guessing is not wrong... you are right... because you can do Socket programming using JAVA...
Java is platform independent...

java.net.*; package contains all network Interfaces and Classes..

it also contains interfaces and classes for Socekts
Like-
Classes -
Socket
SocketImpl
ServerSocket
MulticastSocket
DatagramSocket
DatagramSocketImpl
DatagramPackage
etc... 27 classes are included

Interfaces-
SocketOptions
ServerSocketImplFactory
URLStreamHandlerFactory
ContentHandlerFactory