How und3rf10w/kali-anonsurf works
kali-anonstealth combines two Kali system utilities: Anonsurf for system-wide Tor routing and I2P controls, and Pandora for wiping RAM during shutdown or on demand. The documented user workflow is to invoke the Anonsurf command to start, stop, restart, change identity, check status, or control I2P; Pandora can be invoked manually or runs at shutdown. The graph uses README-described behavior and paths in the tree; source excerpts were unavailable, so uncertain internal calls are omitted.
Main entry points: anonsurf Anonsurf command · pandora Pandora command · pandora.service Pandora systemd unit · pandora.conf Pandora init config
Components 13
Anonsurf
- Anonsurf command
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/usr/bin/anonsurf - Tor configuration
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/etc/tor/torrc.anon - Onion PAC
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/etc/tor/onion.pac
Pandora
- Pandora command
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/usr/bin/pandora
System integration
- Pandora systemd unit
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/etc/systemd/system/pandora.service - Pandora init config
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/etc/init/pandora.conf - Anonsurf init script
kali-anonsurf-deb-src/etc/init.d/anonsurf
Other components
- System user
- Tor service
- IPTables
- I2P services
- System RAM
- System shutdown
Connections 12
- System user → Anonsurf command: invokes command
- Anonsurf command → Tor service: controls routing
- Anonsurf command → IPTables: configures rules
- Anonsurf command → I2P services: starts or stops
- Tor configuration → Tor service: configures
- System user → Pandora command: runs bomb
- Pandora command → System RAM: overwrites
- System shutdown → Pandora systemd unit: triggers service
- System shutdown → Pandora init config: triggers job
- Pandora systemd unit → Pandora command: runs
- Pandora init config → Pandora command: runs
- Anonsurf init script → Anonsurf command: supports service control