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URLMask

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Python program for Linux users to change a URL to ANY domain.

A program that can take any url and mask it to any domain name you like. E.g. netflix.com, facebook.com, google.com, reddit.com.

PLEASE USE RESPONSIBLY. THIS PROGRAM WAS CREATED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND I DO NOT CONDONE ANY ILLEGAL USE FOR THIS WHATSOEVER.

INSTALL AND LAUNCH

Step (1): git clone https://github.com/thecarpetjasp/URLMask

Step (2): cd URLMask

Step (3): (OPTIONAL) python3 install.py This step will add the program to '/usr/bin/' so that you can run the program anywhere from your terminal.

Step (4): python3 urlmask.py or if you followed step (3): urlmask

TUTORIAL / PRE-MADE TEMPLATES

Step (1): Input the URL that you want to mask.

input_url

Step (2): Select one of the many pre-made templates for your desired URL.

choose_template

Step (3): Choose your own TLD (Top Level Domain) out of '.com' & '.co.uk'.

choose_TLD

Step (4): Choose if you would like 'World Wide Web' attached with your URL.

choose_www

Step (5): Your new URL will output immediately after.

output

TUTORIAL / CUSTOM TEMPLATES

If the URL you wish to copy is not listed on the template list - you can make your own.

Step (1): Choose option [11] for custom on the template list.

choosing_custom

Step (2): Now copy the directory path of your chosen URL. Be sure to start the copy of your directory from the first alphanumeric character after the TLD ('.co.uk/', '.com/')

copy_directory paste_directory

Step (3): Enter the domain name of the URL.

input_custom_domain

Step (4): Your custom URL will output immediately after.

custom_output

Comparison

Here's a comparison shot. On top you have a REAL Google Drive URL. On the bottom you have a FAKE Google Drive URL generated with URLMask.py.

comparison

NOTE: Something to bear in mind...

Mozilla Firefox is the only browser that will warn you about accessing these URL's. I've tested on all platforms and Firefox is the only browser that will alert a warning.

The URL's all work without any warning message for:

  • Google Chrome
  • Microsoft Edge
  • iPhone / iMac Safari
  • Android Chrome

If you are testing your URL's on Kali Linux, then it's a good chance you're using Mozilla Firefox which will explain any message you might receive when visiting the URL's.