stealthmon 1.2.0

StealthMon is a Python module that helps detect whether a browser is running in Normal or Incognito/Private mode and monitors search queries from the system. It is designed for privacy monitoring, parental control, cybersecurity research, and system audits.

StealthMon 🕵️‍♂️🔍

Detect Brouser Mode & Monitor Browser Search Queries

Overview

StealthMon is a Python module that helps detect whether a browser is running in Normal or Incognito/Private mode and monitors search queries from the system. It is designed for privacy monitoring, parental control, cybersecurity research, and system audits.

Features

✅ Detect Brouser Mode – Identify when browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, or Opera are running in private mode. ✅ Monitor Search Queries – Track user searches made on Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and more. ✅ Alert System – Configurable alerts when specific queries are detected. ✅ Multi-Threading Support – Efficient monitoring with background threads. ✅ Visual Notifications – Optional UI components for alerts and notifications. ✅ Cross-Platform – Works on Windows & Linux (Mac support coming soon). ✅ Lightweight & Easy to Use – Simple Python module with clear API.

Use Cases

🔹 Parental Control – Keep track of Incognito browsing on a child's system. 🔹 Cybersecurity & Monitoring – Detect stealth browsing behavior in workplaces or shared systems. 🔹 Forensics & Investigations – Useful for analyzing browser activity on compromised systems.

Installation

pip install stealthmon

Or install from source:

git clone https://github.com/dkydivyansh/stealthmon
cd stealthmon
pip install -e .

Dependencies

StealthMon requires the following dependencies:

• Python 3.7+
• psutil
• pywin32 (Windows only)
• tkinter (for UI components)
• pygame (for sound alerts)

Quick Start

from stealthmon import StealthMonitor

# Initialize the monitor
monitor = StealthMonitor()

# Check for incognito mode
incognito_browsers = monitor.check_incognito()
for browser, is_incognito in incognito_browsers.items():
    print(f"{browser}: {'Incognito Mode' if is_incognito else 'Normal Mode'}")

# Start monitoring with a callback function
def handle_detection(event_type, browser, details):
    if event_type == "incognito":
        print(f"Incognito detected: {browser}")
    elif event_type == "query":
        print(f"Search query detected: {details['query']} on {details['engine']}")

# Start continuous monitoring
monitor.start_monitoring(callback=handle_detection)

# To stop monitoring
# monitor.stop_monitoring()

Advanced Usage

Tracking Specific Search Queries

# Track specific search queries
monitor = StealthMonitor()

def query_callback(browser, query, engine):
    if "python tutorial" in query.lower():
        print(f"Educational search detected: {query}")

monitor.start_query_tracking(callback=query_callback)

Customizing Detection Behavior

# Custom configuration
config = {
    "browsers_to_monitor": ["chrome", "firefox", "edge"],
    "check_interval": 3,  # seconds
    "search_engines": {
        "google": r"google\.com\/search\?.*q=([^&]+)",
        "bing": r"bing\.com\/search\?.*q=([^&]+)"
    }
}

monitor = StealthMonitor(config=config)
monitor.start_monitoring()

UI Components for Alerts

from stealthmon import StealthMonitor, create_alert_window

monitor = StealthMonitor()

def show_alert(event_type, browser, details):
    if event_type == "query" and "sensitive" in details['query'].lower():
        create_alert_window(
            title="Search Alert",
            message=f"Sensitive search detected: {details['query']}",
            duration=10  # seconds
        )

monitor.start_monitoring(callback=show_alert)

Error Handling

StealthMon includes robust error handling for various scenarios:

• Browser detection failures
• Privilege or permission issues
• Missing dependencies
• Platform compatibility issues

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you want to enhance the project, feel free to submit issues and pull requests.

License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details