LostIP

A Tor-driven IP shuffler tailored for ethical hackers and privacy researchers. LostIP automates IP rotation through Tor at your specified intervals, using SOCKS5 on port 9050 to mask your traffic effortlessly.

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Highlights

• Installs required tools (Tor, curl, jq) if missing.
• Rotates your IP address on demand.
• Reveals each new Tor-assigned IP and its geolocation (country, region, city).
• Offers both finite runs (custom cycle count) and continuous mode.
• Cleans up by shutting down Tor on exit or interruption.
• Configures SOCKS5 proxy pointing to 127.0.0.1:9050.

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Prerequisites

• A Debian-based Linux OS (examples: Kali, Parrot OS, Ubuntu, etc).
• Root privileges.
• Access to the internet.

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Setup Steps

1. Clone repo:

   git clone https://github.com/RlxChap2/LostIP.git
   cd LostIP

2. Run the installer:

   sudo bash install.sh

   • Type y to confirm installation.

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Run It

Execute the program:

sudo lostip

You'll be prompted to specify:

• The delay between IP switches (in seconds).
• Number of rounds (enter 0 for endless rotation).

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Proxy Configuration

To route traffic through Tor:

• Host: 127.0.0.1
• Port: 9050
• You may apply this in your browser or other tools under SOCKS5 settings.

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What Happens Internally

• LostIP spins up Tor automatically.
• Each cycle, Tor resets the connection to fetch a fresh IP.
• The script prints the new IP and its location.
• When the tool exits (manually or after completing cycles), Tor is gracefully stopped.

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Sample Output

Enter rotation interval (sec) [default: 60]: 25
Enter number of cycles (0 = infinite): 3

[+] Switching Tor circuit…
[✓] IP: 51.158.68.26 — France, Île‑de‑France, Paris

[+] Switching Tor circuit…
[✓] IP: 176.10.99.100 — Germany, North Rhine‑Westphalia, Düsseldorf

[+] Switching Tor circuit…
[✓] IP: 185.220.101.5 — Czechia, Prague

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Termination

• Continuous mode: Use Ctrl+C to stop.
• Limited mode: The script exits after the set number of rotations.
• Tor shuts down automatically in both cases.

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Uninstall

cd LostIP
sudo bash install.sh

Select n to remove installation.

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License & Author

• Released under the MIT License.
• Developed by [RlxChap2 | 0xR1A7] GitHub: https://github.com/RlxChap2