voidsec-proxy
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v3.0.0 | 18 modules | 50+ commands | zero dependencies

Not another script kiddie tool. This one actually does something.
Table of Contents
Installation
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/VoidSecSoftwares/voidsec-proxy.git
# Enter the directory
cd voidsec-proxy
# Install (basic)
pip install -e .
# Install with crypto support (AES-GCM, ChaCha20, steganography)
pip install -e ".[crypto]"
Requirements: Python 3.8+ | Zero mandatory dependencies
Quick Start
# Start a SOCKS5 proxy chain
voidsec-proxy proxy -f proxies.txt
# Scan a target
voidsec-proxy scan -t 10.0.0.1
# Resolve DNS
voidsec-proxy dns example.com
# Generate a password
voidsec-proxy password -l 20 -c 5
# Full recon on a target
voidsec-proxy recon -t 10.0.0.1
Commands Reference
proxy
SOCKS5 proxy chain with automatic rotation.
# Basic usage
voidsec-proxy proxy -f proxies.txt
# Custom listen address and port
voidsec-proxy proxy -f proxies.txt -l 0.0.0.0 -p 1080
# Shuffle proxy order on start
voidsec-proxy proxy -f proxies.txt -s
scan
Multi-threaded TCP port scanner with banner grabbing.
# Scan common ports
voidsec-proxy scan -t 10.0.0.1
# Scan specific ports
voidsec-proxy scan -t 10.0.0.1 -p 22,80,443,3389
# Scan port range, export to JSON
voidsec-proxy scan -t 10.0.0.1 -r 1-1000 -o results.json -f json
dns
DNS resolution, reverse lookups, and subdomain enumeration.
# Resolve A records
voidsec-proxy dns example.com
# Multiple record types
voidsec-proxy dns example.com -t A -t MX -t TXT
# Reverse DNS lookup
voidsec-proxy dns 8.8.8.8 -r
# Subdomain enumeration
voidsec-proxy dns example.com -e -w wordlist.txt
crack
Hash cracking with wordlist support.
# Crack MD5 hash
voidsec-proxy crack --hash 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 -t md5 -w rockyou.txt
# Hash text with SHA256
voidsec-proxy crack --hash-text "hello" -t sha256
# Hash file
voidsec-proxy crack --hash-file secret.bin -t sha512
password
Password generator with strength auditing.
# Generate 5 passwords, 20 chars each
voidsec-proxy password -l 20 -c 5
# Audit a password
voidsec-proxy password -a "MyP@ssw0rd"
# Generate 6-word passphrase
voidsec-proxy password --passphrase -l 6
mutate
Wordlist mutation engine.
# Apply all mutations
voidsec-proxy mutate -w wordlist.txt -o mutated.txt -m leet,upper,append_num,dups
# Leet speak + numbers
voidsec-proxy mutate -w wordlist.txt -o out.txt -m leet,append_num
recon
Full network reconnaissance.
# Full recon (IP, geo, ASN, open ports)
voidsec-proxy recon -t 10.0.0.1
# WHOIS lookup
voidsec-proxy recon --whois example.com
# IP geolocation
voidsec-proxy recon --geo 8.8.8.8
# ASN lookup
voidsec-proxy recon --asn 8.8.8.8
# Traceroute
voidsec-proxy recon --traceroute 8.8.8.8
web
Web application fingerprinting and directory brute-force.
# Full fingerprint
voidsec-proxy web -u https://target.com
# Header analysis
voidsec-proxy web --headers https://target.com
# Directory brute-force
voidsec-proxy web --dirbust https://target.com -w wordlist.txt
exfil
Covert channels and data encoding.
# Encode data
voidsec-proxy exfil --encode "secret data" -m base64
voidsec-proxy exfil --encode "secret data" -m morse
voidsec-proxy exfil --encode "secret data" -m dns
# Decode data
voidsec-proxy exfil --decode "dGVzdA==" -m base64
# Vigenere cipher
voidsec-proxy exfil --vigenere "encrypted" --key "secret"
encrypt
AES-GCM file encryption.
# Encrypt a file
voidsec-proxy encrypt -i secret.txt -o secret.enc -p "mypassword"
# Decrypt a file
voidsec-proxy encrypt -i secret.enc -o secret.txt -p "mypassword" -d
| Flag | Description |
|---|
-i, --input | Input file (required) |
-o, --output | Output file (required) |
|
shred
Secure file deletion with multiple passes.
# Shred file with 5 passes
voidsec-proxy shred -f file.txt -n 5
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|
-f, --file | File to shred (required) | — |
-n, --passes | Number of overwrite passes | 3 |
stego
PNG steganography — hide and extract data in images.
# Hide data in image
voidsec-proxy stego -i image.png -f secret.txt -o stego.png
# Extract hidden data
voidsec-proxy stego -i stego.png -e -o extracted.txt
| Flag | Description |
|---|
-i, --image | PNG image file |
-f, --secret | Secret file to hide |
-o, --output |
shell
Reverse shell generator with payload encoding.
# Python reverse shell
voidsec-proxy shell --lhost 10.0.0.1 --lport 4444 -t python
# Bash with base64 encoding
voidsec-proxy shell --lhost 10.0.0.1 --lport 4444 -t bash -e base64
# PowerShell reverse shell
voidsec-proxy shell --lhost 10.0.0.1 --lport 4444 -t powershell
forensic
File analysis and forensics.
# Full file metadata
voidsec-proxy forensic -f suspicious.exe
# Entropy analysis
voidsec-proxy forensic --entropy unknown_file
# Extract strings
voidsec-proxy forensic --strings binary.bin
# Hexdump
voidsec-proxy forensic --hexdump file.bin
# Compare two files
voidsec-proxy forensic --compare file1.txt --file2 file2.txt
anon
Anonymization tools.
# Spoof MAC address
voidsec-proxy anon --spoof-mac eth0
# Set random hostname
voidsec-proxy anon --hostname
# Start TOR proxy
voidsec-proxy anon --tor --start --port 9050
# Clear system tracks
voidsec-proxy anon --clear
# Full anonymization
voidsec-proxy anon --interface eth0
plugin
Plugin management.
# List installed plugins
voidsec-proxy plugin list
# Create example plugin
voidsec-proxy plugin create -n myplugin
# Execute a plugin
voidsec-proxy plugin execute -n myplugin
config
Configuration management.
# Show all config
voidsec-proxy config show
# Set a value
voidsec-proxy config set -k scanner.threads 200
# Get a value
voidsec-proxy config get -k listen
# Reset to defaults
voidsec-proxy config reset
# One proxy per line
# Format: host:port
10.0.0.1:1080
proxy.example.com:9050
# With authentication: user:pass:host:port
admin:secret:192.168.1.5:9050
Plugin API
Create a Python file in ~/.voidsec/plugins/:
PLUGIN_NAME = "myplugin"
PLUGIN_DESC = "My custom plugin"
PLUGIN_VERSION = "1.0"
def run(*args, **kwargs):
print("Hello from my plugin!")
return "Success"
Then run:
voidsec-proxy plugin execute -n myplugin
Windows Arsenal
Looking for Windows tools? We've got a separate repo with 8 PowerShell GUI tools:
→ VoidSec Windows Arsenal
License
MIT License — see LICENSE for details.