NetSet: Enhance Network Security with Automated Proxy Tools and Tor Integration

NetSet

NetSet is an automated security enhancement tool, primarily designed to automate many complex operations and help users ensure the security of network traffic. Additionally, it offers a simple method for proxy collection and practical tool operation, with most mechanisms based on the Tor network.

All utilities installed and used by NetSet will also be automatically configured. Of course, not all tools are intended for security operations; many are for performing auxiliary tasks.

Other functionalities assisted by NetSet:

It implements an on-demand terminal multiplexer with its sessions routed through Tor and protects DNS traffic by automatically installing and configuring DNSCrypt-proxy. Tor Wall ensures that all traffic must be transmitted through the Tor network, allowing easy access to OPSEC resources.

Tool Usage

After cloning the project code locally, switch to the NetSet directory and run the following code:

chmod +x *.sh
 ./netset-main.sh --install
#sudo ./netset-main.sh –install

The above command will help you install NetSet and complete all functional configurations.

Tool Update

After executing the script using the sudo command, all operations will be executed with root privileges, which means you won’t need to enter the sudo password when an operation requiring privilege escalation is performed. Of course, most of NetSet’s operations require root privileges, including directory backups, etc.

Tool Options

CLI Arguments                            
    '-t' or '--terminal' Starts         
    terminal multiplexer with all       
    connections routed through Tor        
      '-s' or '--status' prints a status   
    overview of NetSet related network   
    utilities and their current state.
    '-i' or '--install' runs a script
    designed to install all of NetSet's
    dependencies and configures them
Menu Options
 'Usage'          - Print options overview
 'Status'         - Print Status overview
 'Spoof MAC'      - Spoof MAC Address
 'Random Proxies' - Scrape random proxies
 'GeoSort Proxies'- Scrape GeoSorted proxies
 'ProtonV**'      - Start ProtonV**
 'Tor Terminal'   - Start terminal multi-
                    plexer, with all sessions
                    routed through Tor
 'Tor Wall'       - Configures iptables to
                    force all connections
                    through Tor.
 'OPSEC Resources'- Display NetSet's included
                    list of web resources.
                 Select an entry to open
                    it in your default browser

Notes

This tool has been successfully tested on Ubuntu 19.04.

The project plans to add more OPSEC-related resources or functional modules in the future.

Project Address

NetSet: https://github.com/NullArray/NetSet

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