Torget, or tget for short, is a http(s) file downloader for Tor made by thatsn0tmysite (a.k.a. n0tme).

Where tget “shines” over other tools is its (ab)use of bandwith, it spawns multiple Tor instances, it allows downloads of multiple files over multiple Tor clients, avoiding saturating the bandwith with concurrent downloads. This allows for faster parallel downloads and a more total (theorical) bandwith.

Not the most novel (nor elegant) technique but… meh.

“Great for your daily dataleaks dumps (or anything else you use Tor for!).”

• Someone’s mom, probably.

This tool makes use of the handy bine and the fancy mpb libraries!

If you find this obnoxious thing useful leave me a star, fork and contribute, also consider donating to Tor!

Fancy gif

Current features / TODOs

• Basic functionality (multiple tor instances spawning)
• Download from URLs or files
• Allow download resume
• Custom headers/cookies
• Fancy progress bars
• Better/moar colors logging (use Tor colors)
• Onion themed logo
• Refactor code out of cmd/root.go (SOME code refactored)
• Tests
• Insert fancy benchmark comparison gif to readme

Build

To build simply git clone this repo and run this from torget’s folder:

mkdir bin
go build -o bin/tget

Usage

Torget is a Tor aware file downloader which uses multiple Tor instances to try to use all available bandwidth.
        Made by thatsn0tmysite (aka n0tme) | Blog: https://thatsn0tmy.site

Usage:
  tget [flags] <url|file> [...url|file]

Flags:
      --concurrency int        concurrency level (default 10)
  -c, --conf string            .torrc template file to use
      --continue               attempt to continue a previously interrupted download
  -b, --cookies string         cookie(s) to include in all requests
  -d, --data string            body of request to send
  -f, --follow-redirect        follow HTTP redirects
  -F, --from-file              download from files instead of urls
  -H, --header strings         header(s) to include in all requests
  -h, --help                   help for tget
      --host string            host running Tor (default "127.0.0.1")
  -n, --instances int          number of Tor instances to use (default 5)
      --keep-alive             do not close Tor instances when done
  -l, --log-path string        path to save logs at
  -X, --method string          HTTP method to use (default "GET")
  -o, --out-path string        path to save downloaded files in (default "/home/n0tme/Documents/Projects/tget")
  -O, --ovewrite               overwrite file(s) if they already exist
  -p, --ports uints            ports to for Tor to listen on (default [])
  -R, --reuse-instances        do not spawn new instances, assume they are already open (implies --keep-alive)
  -S, --socks-version string   socks version to use (default "socks5")
      --test-domain string     website to use while testing if Tor is up (default "https://thatsn0tmy.site")
  -T, --timeout int            max time to wait for Tor before canceling (0: no timeout)
  -t, --tor-path string        path to Tor binary (default "/usr/bin/tor")
  -k, --unsafe-tls             skip TLS certificates validation
  -U, --useragent string       useraget to use when sending requests (default "tget/v0.3")
  -v, --verbose                be (very) verbose

Contribution

Any contribution is welcome, so feel free to open issues and suggest features/fixes. Also, as usual: “Sorry for the messy code”… I’ll clean it up eventually.