Add Native SOCKS Proxy Options for Examples #1903
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This seems like a nice enhancement, specially in those cases where proxychains is not an option, as the only available option there seems to be a 3rd party paid app While this will require quite some testing to validate everything is working fine - will be doing it -... Why only that subset of the available examples were updated? |
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The examples changed were needed for an engagement. I'm happy to modify the other examples to bring them all in line. |
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This branch adds native socks proxy functionality for some examples.
This is done to eliminate the need for an extra tool like proxychains.
The extra options added are found under the
SOCKS Proxy Optionscategory in the help menu:Examples updated:
The above is copied from the updated README file for this branch, if merged, the README will need to be updated.
This also adds
pysocksto the requirements for the repository.