How to Become a Ghost Online: Easy & Free DIY WHOAMI Tool Setup for Complete Privacy!

In this video, I’ll show you how to become a "ghost" online by using the *WHOAMI* tool on Kali Linux. In a world where privacy is constantly under threat, it’s more important than ever to protect your online identity. I’ll walk you through installing and setting up *WHOAMI*, a tool that helps you stay anonymous by changing your IP, MAC address, DNS, and even your system's timezone. Plus, it connects your browser to the Tor network, making sure your online activities remain as invisible as a ghost.

I’ll cover the essential steps, including installing dependencies and configuring the tool on both Kali and Parrot OS. Whether you're new to privacy tools or just want to reinforce your digital anonymity, this video is perfect for those who want to learn how to stay hidden from prying eyes.

Remember, this content is educational—privacy is your right, but I don’t promote illegal activities. My goal is to show how these tools work so you can make informed decisions and protect your online presence.

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Link to GitHub

https://github.com/owerdogan/whoami-project

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How to be a Ghost.

sudo apt update

sudo apt upgrade

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git clone https://github.com/owerdogan/whoami-project

ls

cd whoami-project

sudo make install

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sudo kali-whoami --help

sudo kali-whoami --status

sudo kali-whoami --start

now type 1 then hit ( enter )

repeat

then hit enter to start

to end

sudo kali-whoami --stop

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ip a check mac address

date time

sudo tail /var/log/syslog

see logs

sudo tail /var/log/auth.log

logins