Kernel Socks Bouncer
KSB26 (Kernel Socks Bouncer) is Linux Kernel 2.6.x loadable module that redirects TCP connections (to user-defined target hosts) through SOCKS 4/5 chains in a completely transparent way. It uses a character device to pass SOCKS 4/5 and the target IP addresses to the Linux kernel. This is obviously quite useful if you want to transparently tunnel certain things through a given proxy to remain anonymous, or if you want to be able to sniff certain network traffic transparently.
Recent releases
- 19 Nov 2005 07:59
Changes: This release adds a small bugfix and support for a default socks list in ksb26manager (useful if you use TOR).
- 29 Sep 2005 02:56
Changes: A feature for redirecting connections directed to all IPs was added and some small bugs were fixed.
- 10 Jun 2005 10:33
Changes: A feature to redirect only connection to specific target host's ports has been added. Now the userspace manager is able to detect device major and to create correct entry in /dev. Some small bugs have been fixed.
- 09 May 2005 02:12
Changes: The kernel patch was removed. Only the loadable kernel module is supported now. This means that users no longer need to recompile their kernels. Some small bugs were fixed and a new version of the userspace manager was released.
- 17 Apr 2005 07:42
Changes: Experimental support for socks v4 has been added. Small bugfixes were made.
