Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Python proxy with request Library to hide your Ip address

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Python proxy with request Library to hide your Ip address

In this python tutorial i am going to show you how to hide your ip Address when you are using Requests library in python. whenever you make a request it can be POST/GET/PUT/POST you are establishing connection with server. for transfer information from server to client it is important to know IP address of source and destination.

So in my youtube videos i showed you how we can get hidden API from the website using python. with a little but of inspect element on website you can get the HTTP URL and other important information like Form Data and header information. so basically when you you make a request your public ip is captured on server saying that this IP made a Request at this time and this date.

In this Blog i will teach you how you can hide your ip Addresss using proxy

Step 1: Get the Random IP Address from this website

copy any ip Address you like and make sure to copy port number as well

To show you an example when you make request your ip is recorded to show you an example run the following code in the browser

Example shows how your IP address is recored and lets see how you can hide your IP using proxy servers

In [ ]:
import requests

url = 'https://httpbin.org/ip'
resp=requests.get(url,proxies=proxies)
print(resp.json)

This will print your Public Ip Address you can verify this by going to google and type whats my ip and hit enter

In [ ]:
in order to save your identity or IP when you make request let us make use of proxy server b

Always use Proxy to ensure that your identity is not Disclosed check the code shown in. example

for the example i have selected ip Address and port from above mentioned website its a URL from Ukraine choose anyone you like to use to hide your Ip

In [ ]:
import requests

proxies={
    'https':'77.120.152.161:33265',
    'http':'77.120.152.161:33265'
}

url = 'https://httpbin.org/ip'


resp=requests.get(url,proxies=proxies)
print(resp.json())

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