Being able to hide or continually rotate the source IP address when making web calls can be difficult or expensive. A number of tools have existed for some time but they were either limited with the number of IP addresses, were expensive, or required deployment of lots of VPS's. FireProx leverages the AWS API Gateway to create pass-through proxies that rotate the source IP address with every request! Use FireProx to create a proxy URL that points to a destination server and then make web requests to the proxy URL which returns the destination server response!

Maintainer

• Follow me on Twitter for more tips, tricks, and tools (or just to say hi)! (Mike Felch - @ustayready)

Benefits

• Rotates IP address with every request
• Configure separate regions
• All HTTP methods supported
• All parameters and URI's are passed through
• Create, delete, list, or update proxies
• Spoof X-Forwarded-For source IP header by requesting with an X-My-X-Forwarded-For header

Basic Usage

Requires AWS access key and secret access key or aws cli configured
usage: fire.py [-h] [--access_key ACCESS_KEY] [--secret_access_key SECRET_ACCESS_KEY] [--region REGION] [--command COMMAND] [--api_id API_ID] [--url URL]
FireProx API Gateway Manager

optional arguments:
   -h, --help            show this help message and exit
   --access_key ACCESS_KEY
                         AWS Access Key
   --secret_access_key SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
                         AWS Secret Access Key
   --region REGION       AWS Region
   --command COMMAND     Commands: list, create, delete, update
   --api_id API_ID       API ID
   --url URL             URL end-point

• Examples
  • examples/google.py: Use a FireProx proxy to scrape Google search.
  • examples/bing.py: Use a FireProx proxy to scrape Bing search.

Installation
You can install and run with the following command:
Note that Python 3.6 is required.
Building a Docker image: (Currently does not work on Docker for Windows, possibly due to line endings in entrypoint.sh.)

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