A simple tool to convert IP addresses into various obfuscated formats like DWORD, hex, and octal representations.
IPObfuscator is a simple tool that converts standard IP addresses into various obfuscated formats, such as DWORD integers, hexadecimal, octal, and mixed representations. It helps security professionals and developers test IP-based filters or evade basic blacklists by presenting the same address in different numerical forms.
Penetration testers, security researchers, and developers who need to bypass or test IP-based security mechanisms during assessments or debugging.
It provides a quick, straightforward way to generate multiple obfuscated IP representations without requiring complex setups, making it ideal for rapid security testing and filter evasion.
A simple tool to convert the IP to a DWORD IP
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Converts IP addresses to DWORD integers, hexadecimal, octal, and mixed representations, as demonstrated in the README with examples like http://3735397211 and http://0xDE.0xA5.0xA3.0x5B.
Provides straightforward examples for any given IP, making it easy to understand and use without complex instructions, as shown in the README's detailed output list.
Specifically designed for bypassing IP-based filters and blacklists during penetration testing, aligning with the project's stated purpose for security assessments.
Offers a practical tool with no complex configurations, ideal for rapid conversions during time-sensitive security tests.
Only supports basic numerical formats; lacks advanced methods like URL encoding, custom bases, or encryption, which might be needed for more sophisticated evasion.
The README shows manual examples without any API or scriptable interface, making it unsuitable for integration into automated testing workflows.
Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, which prohibits commercial use and requires share-alike, limiting its adoption in professional or proprietary environments.