ZeroTrace

ZeroTrace is a powerful ethical hacking tool for anonymization, developed in Bash. It helps you stay anonymous online by routing all of your system’s network traffic—not just browser traffic—through the Tor network. As a result, tracking your online activity, IP address, and location becomes extremely difficult.

Features

• Sends all your internet traffic through the Tor network
• Hides your real IP address and location
• Makes it extremely difficult to track your online activity
• Lets you manually or automatically change your IP
• Shows your current Tor IP and location
• Easy to use with a beginner-friendly interface
• Works on Debian,RHEL,Arch

Disclaimer

This tool is made only for ethical hacking, privacy, and educational use. Do not use it for illegal purposes. The author is not responsible for any misuse.

Requirements

• Gnu Bash
• Linux distros like Debian, RHEL, Arch
• Tor, jq and iptables (automatically installed if not found)

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://gitlab.com/s_r_e_e_r_a_j/ZeroTrace.git

2. Navigate to the ZeroTrace directory:

cd ZeroTrace

3. Navigate to the ZeroTrace directory:

cd ZeroTrace

4. Run the install.sh script:

sudo bash install.sh

Then type y for install

Usage

Run with sudo:

sudo zerotrace [option]

Options

Examples

Start routing:

sudo zerotrace --start

Show current IP:

sudo zerotrace --ip

Request a new IP:

sudo zerotrace --new-ip

Auto change IP every 5 minutes:

sudo zerotrace --auto 300

Stop and reset:

sudo zerotrace --stop

Uninstallation

Run the install.sh script

Then type n for uninstall

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.