Systems/Low-level
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Overview
Toralizer is a lightweight networking tool that proxies TCP connections through a SOCKS server (targeting the Tor network) without modifying the application's source.
How it works
- On Linux, it acts as a transparent proxy injector using `LD_PRELOAD` to wrap the `connect()` syscall.
- On Windows, it runs as a standalone SOCKS4 diagnostic client for verifying connectivity and handshakes.
- Native SOCKS4 handshake implementation, hardened build flags, and a smart cross-platform Makefile.
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