SwiftIP is an advanced IP rotation tool designed for ethical hackers, privacy enthusiasts, and cybersecurity learners.
It works by launching multiple Tor nodes in parallel and routing traffic through a centralized Privoxy proxy server — enabling users to automatically change their public IP address at customizable intervals.
Whether you're conducting anonymous security research or learning how anonymization networks like Tor work, IPHopper provides a lightweight and powerful CLI-based solution — especially built for Termux and Linux-based systems.
When working in the cybersecurity field or doing web reconnaissance, constantly changing your IP address can help avoid detection, rate-limiting, and geo-restrictions.
Most users rely on VPNs, but VPNs are centralized services and not always transparent. Tor, on the other hand, offers a decentralized and free solution for anonymity.
SwiftIP combines:
- Multiple Tor instances (multi-node parallelization)
- A central Privoxy proxy server
- IP rotation automation via control ports
All packaged in a simple tool with beginner-friendly configuration and advanced functionality under the hood.
- 🔁 Auto IP Rotation using the Tor Network
- 🧠 Multiple Tor Nodes: Five nodes running simultaneously
- 🔒 Privacy-focused: All traffic routed through a secure proxy
- 🧱 No Root Required: Fully works on non-rooted Termux devices
- 📟 Custom Rotation Timer: Set your own rotation interval in seconds
- 🧰 Self-contained Configuration: Cleans and reinitializes on every run
- 💻 Termux + Linux Compatible
- 👨💻 Developed by Ethical Hackers for Educational Use
This tool is developed and maintained by DarkByteHunter, the creator of the YouTube channel:
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- Five separate Tor nodes are launched with their own config files and data directories.
- A Privoxy proxy is set up and configured to forward all traffic across the 5 Tor nodes.
- A control loop sends SIGNAL NEWNYM to all control ports every X seconds (your interval).
- Your current public IP is fetched and displayed from
https://api64.ipify.org. - Your IP changes automatically, as if you're hopping across networks — hence the name SwiftIP.
- 🔍 Safe and anonymous reconnaissance
- 🌐 Bypassing soft IP rate-limits during testing
- 🛡️ Practicing anonymity techniques
- 📚 Cybersecurity learning labs
- 🔬 Testing how websites respond to changing IPs
⚠️ This tool is created strictly for educational and ethical purposes.
- You must not use this tool for illegal activity, unauthorized scanning, or attacking any network you do not own or have permission to test.
- This tool does not guarantee full anonymity, as DNS leaks, misconfigurations, or user mistakes can expose identity.
- Always test in safe and legal environments (e.g., virtual labs, local servers).
- The developer, DarkByteHunter, is not responsible for any misuse, damage, or legal consequences arising from the use of this tool.
You are solely responsible for your actions.
✅ Stable
📌 Last updated: May 2026
📥 Actively maintained — suggestions welcome via GitHub Issues!
- 👨💻 DarkByteHunter
- 🔗 GitHub: @DarkByteHunter
- 📺 YouTube: DarkByteHunter
- 🌐 Based in India, building open hacking labs for everyone.
apt update && apt upgrade && apt install tur-repo && apt install git tor privoxy netcat-openbsd curl && git clone https://github.com/darkbytehunter/SwiftIP.git && cd SwiftIP- && bash setup.sh && bash SwiftIP.sh
apt update && apt upgrade -y
apt install tur-repo -y
apt install git tor privoxy netcat-openbsd curl -y
git clone https://github.com/darkbytehunter/SwiftIP.git
cd SwiftIP
bash setup.sh
bash SwiftIP.sh