HiddenRequest 0.0.2

A tool that builds on both requests and Torrequests to include a VPN and randomized headers

HiddenRequest

A tool to combine TorRequest, an extension of Python Software Foundation's Requests, RandomHeaders, and ProtonVPN with some useful processes to hide traffic.

Install

pip install hiddenrequest

Dependencies

Tor and ProtonVPN installed on your local machine.

Setup

Tor via homebrew:

brew install tor

For linux use the debian repo Tor. Once installed, edit /etc/tor/torrc and uncomment the line ControlPort 9051 to allow your application to control tor.

ProtonVPN CLI via directions here: ProtonVPNOnce installed, follow the setup steps for protonvpn init.

Next, open your sudo file to allow you to run ProtonVPN passwordless:

sudo visudo

Below %sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL add "username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/usr/local/bin/protonvpn", replacing username with your own username.

Usage

import HiddenRequest
with HiddenRequest() as hr:
	r = hr.get('https://www.google.com')

Hidden Request automatically configures your VPN and will verify that your traffic is hidden. You can verify no IP or DNS leakage yourself using:

bool = HiddenRequest().verify_hidden()

Includes randomized headers using RandomHeaders.

with HiddenRequest() as hr:
	my_header_data = {"Content-Type":"image.jpeg"}
	my_header_data.append(hr.random_header)
	r = hr.get('https://www.google.com', headers = my_header_data)

HiddenRequest also inherits TorRequest methods like reset_identity.

	with HiddenRequest() as hr:
			# Your own machines IP that you want to hide
			original_data = hr.original_ip_data
			# Your new IP from a Tor relay
			first_data = hr.public_ip_data
			hr.reset_identity()
			# Another Tor relay IP
			new_data = hr.public_ip_data

Testing

from HiddenRequest import tests