Is there a guide somewhere on how to partition applications on Linux so different apps use different VPNs?
Obviously the easier way is SSH SOCKS tunnels if the app supports it, but I'd like a more general method.
I believe it is possible by namespacing the apps (or I guess going all the way and containerizing them) and then setting the routing on a per-namespace basis.
Is there anywhere this is written down so I don't have to spent 6 hours trying to work out how to do it?
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>Is there anywhere this is written down so I don't have to spent 6 hours trying to work out how to do it?
Edit, I found https://freeaqingme.tweakblogs.net/blog/9340/netflix-using-a... which seems to cover at least some. It is done on a per-user basis though.
So, in case someone tries to de-anonymize you, unless the attacker has a kernel-level exploit, no packet will ever reach the attacker without going through TOR.
This could also be linked with a VM - so even if the attacker has a kernel-level exploit, there still won't be any outgoing packets.