How To Setup Proxychains In Kali Linux - #1 - Stay Anonymous 

Don't think that is all you need to not be detected...if you use just this you will still go to jail.

@@RjLevesque only if u get alot of proxies and they work so it will be dificult

@@RjLevesque what you suggest to go more(or secure) anonymous ?

@@ishanbarot5946 A hypervisor and VPN

Something to note about proxies is their type from http socks4 socks5 etc. Every different type could effect how "safe" you may be from prying eyes i personally have a list of about 100 socks5 anonymous proxies and every time i use the program i made [like proxy chains with another option *i may make another option for proxychains on my system]. The way it works is it takes the proxy list i have stored in a file and it rearranges a list in a random order to connect to something or if I'm scanning a website. Also dns is something to look out for.

I agree....

Don't forget defcon conference has a usefull knowledge base, there's hack 5 and null byte too...

+Syntax Error Thanks for the support, I'm glad you're getting in to pen testing

Hey man ! What are you upto?

Hi, firstly thank you for watching the content, and thank you for your eagerness to learn. Answer 1: When running Kali Linux on a virtual machine, you are using a real IP address, so yes you need some sort of anonymity, regardless of how you are running. Answer 2: There is, very minimal virus-related risk on Linux or Kali Linux for that matter, and if you are not bridging your connection with your Main Internet connection with the virtual machine, there is no risk of viruses, unless you are running Windows on a virtual machine. Answer 3: Don't be paranoid about security when using Kali Linux, unless you are downloading material that is malicious or from malicious sources, for good security don't bridge connections(As mentioned above), having an antivirus on your main OS doesn't hurt, and as long as you are anonymous on Kali, you're good. Keep in mind this is helpful only if you are adhering to normal usage, however, when visiting high-risk sites on the deep web, additional steps need to be taken.

HackerSploit Thank you for your quick response! So for the Q.1 you mean that I need to have VPN even if I use proxychaines in a virtual machine to be anonymous? For Q.2 and Q.3 I don't really understand what bridging connections means and can you maybe tell me or make a video about the additional steps of security that you can use in case of visiting high-risk sites on the deep web..? And can I ask you where you have learned all of that because you know so much stuff in this domain it is incredible ! :O And P.S again thank you for using your time to respond to my questions; you are one of the only youtubers that take their time to respond to long comments like mine, good work keep it up!

What I meant in the first question is you need to anonymize yourself whether you are running Kali on a Virtual machine or you have it installed, as it works as a fully functional OS. For Question 2 and 3, what bridging connection means, is that you are bridging the internet connection between your Main OS and Kali Linux running on the virtual machine. As for the video on high-risk sites, sure, I am currently working on some deep web content for the channel, you can, however, take a look at my deep web video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FaR6TQXxcys.html. I am a self-taught Ethical hacker/Pen-tester, I then took the Ethical Hacking Certification Exam and passed, i learned from DEFCON videos and documentation on sites and basically trial and error, I have been using Kali Linux for 6 years now, going back to the time it was called BackTrack. Thank you for watching my content, i honestly appreciate it, my main aim for this channel is to educate and help individuals who want to get into this field without paying for expensive courses. I want to create a community revolving around Ethical hacking. I always help, I believe it goes a long way.

HackerSploit Thanks again for the fast reply! So for question 1 I was right? Because you can anonymize yourself with a VPN. (I may be wrong, if its the case please correct me) And for Question 2 and 3 in your first response you told me that there wouldn't be any risks of viruses or malware if I wasn't bridging my connection, so you mean that if I wouldn't give my VM internet access that there wouldn't be any risk (because I am not bridging in that case)? I'm really impressed how you got all of that knowledge and so grateful that you decided to share it! I know feel like I need to give you something in return because you really helped me; if you need any help with your banner/ logo/ montage/ thumbnail/ intro/ outro/ audio comment on one of my videos or email me by my business email or DM me on RU-vid/ Twitter and I will help you with pleasure!

Bridging is a manual operation, you have to bridge manually in Network Sharing Center and in the settings of VMWare/VirtualBox. So if you haven't bridged, you have nothing to worry about. Thanks for the gratitude, I am glad my content is helping you. As for your return, I really appreciate it, and if I ever need help, I will come to you first. Not with hopes of anything for free, I will happily pay you for your services, thanks a lot for appreciating me my content.

Nope your whole system

type man proxychains, scroll to the bottom to see what proxychains.conf files you have and use the one under $(HOME)/.proxychains/proxychains.conf. for some reason typing it didn't work for me once i went to said command copy/pasted it worked

ctrl + x, and then click save (press "y")

I am just beginning, can you help me in this?

for 2: a vpn basically changes where you "are", so it looks like your in Africa when actually in Scotland, for example. for the third: Tor is the onion browser, which is used for the deep web, and is (mostly) anonymous. it links you though a whole bunch of computers.

But proxy also changes our location, right?

yes, pretty much, but I don't know much in proxychains, sorry

Jonathan Ingram Thank you very much

Same

Tf ??

try to find with: locate proxychains.conf sometimes it would be in your home directory.

i think apt install proxychains will do.

During installation, if you have kept home etc all in one partition (recommended for new users) or the second option all in different partition; this might be the problem open terminal type find proxychains.conf

depend on how deep you wana go to rabbit hole

your a bot

@@SteeqDev You're*

Virtual machine

You need to change your DNS Setting

Hello, when you proxy DNS requests, the DNS requests will be processed by the nearest geographical server of your output node.

you must update your repositories

use this command in the terminal apt install proxychains

try proxychains4.conf

SAYAN TALUKDAR use routersploit

Elaborate? Or is it solved?