v1.1.0

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v1.0.0

First Release

ip_exit_enum is a CLI tool that enumerates your public IPv4/IPv6 egress IPs by querying multiple independent HTTP and STUN services concurrently.

It detects non-deterministic outbound behavior — such as load-balanced NAT, carrier-grade NAT, or ISP routing policies — that single-request "what's my IP" tools miss.

Highlights

• Multi-protocol discovery — queries both HTTP echo services and STUN servers
• IPv4 & IPv6 — enumerates exit addresses for both IP versions
• Confidence scoring — indicates likelihood of multiple outbound IPs
• Live TUI — real-time progress with per-phase status
• Verbose mode — -v flag for detailed per-service diagnostics
• Single binary — no runtime dependencies

Pre-built Binaries

Platform	Architecture	Binary
Linux	amd64	ip_exit_enum_linux_amd64
Linux	arm64	ip_exit_enum_linux_arm64
Linux	arm	ip_exit_enum_linux_arm
macOS	Apple Silicon	ip_exit_enum_darwin_arm64
macOS	Intel	ip_exit_enum_darwin_amd64
Windows	amd64	ip_exit_enum_windows_amd64.exe

Usage

# Basic
./ip_exit_enum

# Verbose output
./ip_exit_enum -v