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Anonymous Wed 11 Feb 2026 18:58:05 No.1557059 View View Reply Original Report

I need a very specific type of networking program that would allow me to create dedicated tunnel connections for isolated programs running on a system.
So Program A's networking would be wrapped by a SOCKS tunnel A, Program B's networking would be wrapped by a SOCKS tunnel B and so on.
Is this even technically possible on Windows / Linux?

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Anonymous Wed 11 Feb 2026 20:42:39 No.1557077 Report

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>>1557059
On Linux you can definitely get this through network namespaces (man 8 ip-netns). For example, you'd create namespace A for program A, configure it so that it accesses the main network namespace via a tunnel, and then run program A inside of namespace A.
For Windows specifically, I dunno. You could probably do all this with Docker or another container solution too if you wanted.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 11 Feb 2026 20:48:05 No.1557078 Report

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>>1557077
It is worth noting that there exists a driver for windows made specifically for intercepting and re-injecting network packets in the kernel.
https://github.com/basil00/WinDivert
Perhaps it's possible to levarage its functionality to somehow re-route all packets for a program, however whether or not you can successfully implement a process-based filter is something I can't tell.

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