Sicry MCP server
Commit Nov 12, 2026Lets AI agents search and fetch Tor/.onion sites through 17 dark web engines with LLM-powered OSINT analysis.
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What is Sicry MCP?
Sicry lets AI agents search and fetch Tor/.onion sites through 17 dark web engines with LLM-powered OSINT analysis. It exposes 6 tools, such as sicry_check_tor, sicry_renew_identity, sicry_fetch.
Summary generated from the project's README
About Sicry MCP server
Security researchers and OSINT analysts can use Sicry to grant AI agents direct access to the Tor network and hidden services. By providing a standardized interface for the dark web, it allows agents to perform searches and data retrieval through a local Tor daemon. The server integrates with major LLM providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, or can run locally using Ollama for privacy.
The system provides specific tools for navigating the onion network, including sicry_search to query 17 different dark web engines and sicry_fetch to read .onion URLs. It includes an OSINT pipeline that uses LLM-powered analysis to generate reports on threats, ransomware, or corporate espionage. Users can also rotate their identity via sicry_renew_identity to change exit nodes or use sicry_refine_query to convert natural language into optimized search keywords.
What you can do with it
- 1Dark web threat intelligenceAn analyst can ask an AI to generate a structured report on ransomware groups and their tactics from raw onion site content.
- 2Automated onion site scrapingA developer can instruct an agent to batch-fetch multiple hidden service URLs and consolidate the text for analysis.
- 3Optimizing dark web queriesAn agent can transform a long natural language question into a short, effective keyword string for better search engine results.
- 4Monitoring engine availabilityA user can check the latency and status of all 17 dark web search engines to ensure connectivity before starting a mission.
Written from the project's README. Every use case is checked against a quote from it.
Sicry MCP tools 6
Detected from the READMEsicry_check_torsicry_renew_identitysicry_fetchsicry_searchsicry_asksicry_check_engines
| sicry_check_tor | — | |
| sicry_renew_identity | — | |
| sicry_fetch | — | |
| sicry_search | — | |
| sicry_ask | — | |
| sicry_check_engines | — |
Configuration
ANTHROPIC_API_KEYGEMINI_API_KEYLLM_PROVIDEROLLAMA_MODELOPENAI_API_KEYSICRY_POOL_SIZETOR_CONTROL_PASSWORDTOR_DATA_DIR
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | — | |
| GEMINI_API_KEY | — | |
| LLM_PROVIDER | — | |
| OLLAMA_MODEL | — | |
| OPENAI_API_KEY | — | |
| SICRY_POOL_SIZE | — | |
| TOR_CONTROL_PASSWORD | — | |
| TOR_DATA_DIR | — |
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README
View on GitHubSICRY™ — Tor/Onion Network Access Layer for AI Agents
by JacobJandon · github.com/JacobJandon/Sicry
One Python file. Drop it into any project and your AI agent gets full access to the Tor/.onion dark web — the same clean tool interface agents use for the regular internet, just now for hidden services.
Robin's complete search engine catalogue (17 engines) and OSINT pipeline are baked in directly. No Robin install needed. No extra processes. No config beyond a .env file.
pip install requests[socks] beautifulsoup4 python-dotenv stem
apt install tor && tor &
cp .env.example .env # add one API key (or use Ollama — no key needed)
python sicry.py check # → CONNECTED via Tor | exit IP: 185.220.101.5
Contents
- What SICRY™ does
- Installation
- Quickstart
- All nine functions
- Tool schemas (Anthropic / OpenAI / Gemini)
- Framework integration
- CLI reference
- The full OSINT pipeline
- Analysis modes
- 17 search engines
- Environment variables
- Tor setup
- Architecture
- Troubleshooting
- Credits
What SICRY™ does
SICRY™ gives AI agents exactly 6 tools — the same 6 they already know how to use for the clearnet, just now running over Tor:
| SICRY™ tool | Clearnet equivalent | What it does |
|---|---|---|
sicry_check_tor |
health check | Verify Tor is active, get exit IP |
sicry_renew_identity |
reset session | Rotate circuit, get new exit node |
sicry_fetch |
fetch_url() / browser_read_page() |
Read any URL or .onion via Tor |
sicry_search |
web_search() / brave_search() |
Query 17 dark web search engines |
sicry_ask |
analyze() / summarize() |
LLM OSINT report from raw content |
sicry_check_engines |
ping / health check | Latency + status for all 17 engines |
Plus three quality-improvement helpers (Robin patterns, call directly):
| Helper | What it does |
|---|---|
refine_query(query) |
LLM: natural language → ≤5-word dark web query |
filter_results(query, results) |
LLM: pick top 20 most relevant from all raw results |
scrape_all(urls) |
Concurrent batch-fetch → {url: "title - text"} dict |
Installation
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- Tor daemon running locally
- pip packages (below)
1. Install Tor
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu):
apt install tor
tor &
macOS:
brew install tor
tor &
Custom DataDirectory (recommended for renew_identity):
cat > /tmp/sicry_tor.conf << 'EOF'
SocksPort 9050
ControlPort 9051
CookieAuthentication 1
DataDirectory /tmp/tor_data
EOF
tor -f /tmp/sicry_tor.conf &
When using a custom config, set TOR_DATA_DIR=/tmp/tor_data in your .env.
2. Install Python dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
Or manually:
pip install requests[socks] beautifulsoup4 python-dotenv stem
# Optional — only needed if using the MCP server
pip install mcp
# Optional — only needed if using OpenAI/Anthropic/Gemini LLM backends
pip install openai # for OpenAI
pip install anthropic # for Anthropic/Claude
pip install google-generativeai # for Gemini
3. Configure .env
cp .env.example .env
Minimum config — pick one LLM:
# No-key option (local inference):
LLM_PROVIDER=ollama
OLLAMA_MODEL=llama3.2
# OpenAI:
LLM_PROVIDER=openai
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
# Anthropic:
LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
# Gemini:
LLM_PROVIDER=gemini
GEMINI_API_KEY=AIza...
Note:
ask(),refine_query(), andfilter_results()need an LLM key. All other tools (search,fetch,check_tor,renew_identity,check_search_engines,scrape_all) work with no key at all.
Quickstart
# Verify Tor is running
python sicry.py check
# → CONNECTED via Tor | exit IP: 185.220.101.5 | error: None
# Search the dark web
python sicry.py search "ransomware data leak" --max 10
# Fetch a .onion page
python sicry.py fetch http://juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmovfu2epvl5ankdibsot4csyd.onion
# Print tool schemas for your framework
python sicry.py tools # Anthropic format (default)
python sicry.py tools --format openai # OpenAI format
python sicry.py tools --format gemini # Gemini format
# Rotate Tor identity
python sicry.py renew
# Start MCP server (for Claude Desktop / Cursor / Zed)
python sicry.py serve
In Python:
import sicry
# Verify Tor
print(sicry.check_tor())
# → {"tor_active": True, "exit_ip": "185.220.101.5", "error": None}
# Search
results = sicry.search("credential dump")
# → [{"title": "...", "url": "http://...onion/...", "engine": "Ahmia"}, ...]
# Fetch
page = sicry.fetch("http://juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmovfu2epvl5ankdibsot4csyd.onion")
# → {"url": "...", "is_onion": True, "status": 200, "title": "Ahmia", "text": "...", "links": [...]}
All nine functions
check_tor() → dict
Verify Tor is running and the machine is routing through a Tor exit node.
r = sicry.check_tor()
# {"tor_active": True, "exit_ip": "185.220.101.5", "error": None}
# {"tor_active": False, "exit_ip": None, "error": "connection refused"}
Call this first. All other network functions silently fail if Tor is down.
renew_identity() → dict
Rotate the Tor circuit — get a new exit node and a fresh identity.
r = sicry.renew_identity()
# {"success": True, "error": None}
Auth is attempted in order:
TOR_CONTROL_PASSWORDenv var (if you setHashedControlPasswordin torrc)- Cookie file from
TOR_DATA_DIRenv var - Cookie file from common system paths (
/tmp/tor_data,/var/lib/tor,~/.tor,/run/tor) - Empty-string / null auth (Tor with no password at all)
Works out of the box with SICRY™'s recommended torrc (cookie auth). See Tor setup.
fetch(url) → dict
Fetch any URL through Tor — works for clearnet and .onion hidden services.
r = sicry.fetch("http://somemarket.onion/listings")
# {
# "url": "http://somemarket.onion/listings",
# "is_onion": True,
# "status": 200,
# "title": "Market Listings",
# "text": "Plain text, HTML stripped, up to 8000 chars",
# "links": [{"text": "Link label", "href": "http://..."}, ...], # up to 80 links
# "error": None
# }
- URLs without
http:///https://gethttp://prepended automatically. textis HTML-stripped, whitespace-collapsed, truncated toMAX_CONTENT_CHARS(default 8000).- Always returns a dict — never raises.
search(query, engines=None, max_results=20, max_workers=8) → list[dict]
Search across 17 dark web search engines simultaneously.
# All 17 engines in parallel
results = sicry.search("leaked database credentials")
# [{"title": "...", "url": "http://...onion/...", "engine": "Ahmia"}, ...]
# Specific engines only
results = sicry.search("ransomware", engines=["Ahmia", "Tor66", "Ahmia-clearnet"])
# More results
results = sicry.search("bitcoin mixer", max_results=50)
- Results are deduplicated by URL across all engines.
enginesis case-insensitive. Unknown engine names are silently skipped.- Always returns a list — never raises.
scrape_all(urls, max_workers=5) → dict
Batch-fetch multiple pages concurrently and return {url: content} ready for an LLM.
pages = sicry.scrape_all(search_results[:10])
# {
# "http://site1.onion/page": "Page Title - full page text...(truncated)",
# "http://site2.onion/page": "Page Title - full page text",
# ...
# }
combined = "\n\n".join(pages.values())
- Input is the raw output of
search()— list of{"title", "url"}dicts. - Content is capped at 2000 chars per page with
...(truncated)marker. - Uses Robin's pattern:
"title - text"format primes the LLM with context. - Pages that fail are silently dropped (only reachable pages returned).
refine_query(query, provider=None) → str
LLM-refine a natural language query into ≤5 focused words for dark web search engines.
q = sicry.refine_query("I want to find ransomware groups that targeted hospitals in 2026")
# → "hospital ransomware 2026 leak"
q = sicry.refine_query("has acme.com appeared in any data breaches")
# → "acme.com breach credentials"
- Falls back to the original query if no LLM key is set. Never raises.
- This is a Robin pattern — dark web indexes respond much better to short keywords than natural language.
- Use before
search()for significantly better results.
filter_results(query, results, provider=None) → list[dict]
LLM-filter a list of search results to keep only the top 20 most relevant.
best = sicry.filter_results("hospital ransomware 2026", raw_results)
# Returns at most 20 results, selected by the LLM for relevance
- Falls back to
results[:20]if no LLM key is set. Never raises. - Automatically retries with truncated titles if the LLM rate-limits on large payloads.
- Use after
search()to reduce noise before scraping.
ask(content, query="", mode="threat_intel", custom_instructions="", provider=None) → str
Analyse dark web content with an LLM and return a structured OSINT report.
report = sicry.ask(
content="\n\n".join(pages.values()),
query="hospital ransomware groups",
mode="ransomware",
)
print(report) # Structured report: indicators, TTPs, threat actor profile, next steps
Modes:
| Mode | Alias | Focus |
|---|---|---|
threat_intel |
(default) | General OSINT — artifacts, insights, next steps |
ransomware |
ransomware_malware |
Malware/C2/MITRE TTPs, victim orgs, detection |
personal_identity |
PII/breach exposure, severity, protective actions | |
corporate |
corporate_espionage |
Leaked credentials/code/docs, IR steps |
# Add custom focus to any mode
report = sicry.ask(
content,
mode="threat_intel",
custom_instructions="Focus on cryptocurrency wallets and mixer services",
)
- If no LLM key is set, returns a
[SICRY™: ...]error string — never raises. - Content is truncated to
MAX_CONTENT_CHARS(default 8000) before sending to the LLM.
check_search_engines(max_workers=8) → list[dict]
Ping all 17 engines via Tor and return per-engine status and latency.
results = sicry.check_search_engines()
# [
# {"name": "Ahmia", "status": "up", "latency_ms": 1240, "error": None},
# {"name": "Kaizer", "status": "down", "latency_ms": None, "error": "timeout"},
# ...
# ]
live = [r for r in results if r["status"] == "up"]
print(f"{len(live)}/17 engines alive")
fastest = min(live, key=lambda x: x["latency_ms"])
print(f"Fastest: {fastest['name']} ({fastest['latency_ms']}ms)")
- Results maintain the original engine order.
- Use before
search()to avoid wasting time on dead engines.
Tool schemas
SICRY™ exposes all 6 tools in the native format for each major framework. All three formats are always in sync.
import sicry
sicry.TOOLS # Anthropic / Claude format (input_schema)
sicry.TOOLS_OPENAI # OpenAI function-calling format (type: "function")
sicry.TOOLS_GEMINI # Google Gemini function declarations
Print any of them:
python sicry.py tools # Anthropic (default)
python sicry.py tools --format openai
python sicry.py tools --format gemini
Tools exposed:
| Tool name | Required args | Optional args |
|---|---|---|
sicry_check_tor |
(none) | |
sicry_renew_identity |
(none) | |
sicry_fetch |
url |
|
sicry_search |
query |
max_results (int), engines (list) |
sicry_ask |
content |
query, mode, custom_instructions |
sicry_check_engines |
(none) | max_workers (int) |
Framework integration
dispatcher
All frameworks share one dispatcher — call it with the tool name and input dict:
result = sicry.dispatch(tool_name, tool_input)
# Returns: dict | list | str (matches the tool's documented return type)
# Raises: ValueError if tool_name is unknown
Anthropic / Claude
import anthropic, sicry, json
client = anthropic.Anthropic()
messages = [{"role": "user", "content": "Search dark web for recent credential leaks from banks"}]
while True:
resp = client.messages.create(
model="claude-opus-4-6",
max_tokens=4096,
system="You are a dark-web OSINT analyst. Always verify Tor before searching.",
tools=sicry.TOOLS, # <- Anthropic format
messages=messages,
)
if resp.stop_reason != "tool_use":
print(next(b.text for b in resp.content if hasattr(b, "text")))
break
tool_results = []
for block in resp.content:
if block.type == "tool_use":
result = sicry.dispatch(block.name, block.input)
tool_results.append({
"type": "tool_result",
"tool_use_id": block.id,
"content": json.dumps(result, default=str),
})
messages.append({"role": "assistant", "content": resp.content})
messages.append({"role": "user", "content": tool_results})
OpenAI / GPT
from openai import OpenAI
import sicry, json
client = OpenAI()
messages = [
{"role": "system", "content": "You are a dark-web OSINT analyst."},
{"role": "user", "content": "Has acme.com appeared in any dark web leaks?"},
]
while True:
resp = client.chat.completions.create(
model="gpt-4o",
tools=sicry.TOOLS_OPENAI, # <- OpenAI format
messages=messages,
)
msg = resp.choices[0].message
messages.append(msg)
if not msg.tool_calls:
print(msg.content)
break
for call in msg.tool_calls:
result = sicry.dispatch(
call.function.name,
json.loads(call.function.arguments),
)
messages.append({
"role": "tool",
"tool_call_id": call.id,
"content": json.dumps(result, default=str),
})
Google Gemini
import google.generativeai as genai
import sicry, json
genai.configure(api_key="YOUR_GEMINI_API_KEY")
model = genai.GenerativeModel(
"gemini-2.5-flash",
tools=[{"function_declarations": sicry.TOOLS_GEMINI}], # <- Gemini format
system_instruction="You are a dark-web OSINT analyst.",
)
chat = model.start_chat()
resp = chat.send_message("Find mentions of acme.com on dark web forums")
while True:
fn_calls = [p.function_call for p in resp.parts
if hasattr(p, "function_call") and p.function_call.name]
if not fn_calls:
for part in resp.parts:
if hasattr(part, "text"):
print(part.text)
break
tool_responses = []
for fn_call in fn_calls:
result = sicry.dispatch(fn_call.name, dict(fn_call.args))
tool_responses.append(
genai.protos.Part(
function_response=genai.protos.FunctionResponse(
name=fn_call.name,
response={"result": json.dumps(result, default=str)},
)
)
)
resp = chat.send_message(tool_responses)
LangChain
from langchain.tools import StructuredTool
from langchain.agents import initialize_agent, AgentType
from langchain_openai import ChatOpenAI
import sicry
tools = [
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_check_tor",
func=sicry.check_tor,
description="Verify Tor is active. Call before any dark web operation."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_renew_identity",
func=sicry.renew_identity,
description="Rotate Tor circuit — new exit node and identity."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_fetch",
func=sicry.fetch,
description="Fetch any URL or .onion hidden service via Tor."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_search",
func=lambda query, max_results=20: sicry.search(query, max_results=max_results),
description="Search 17 dark web engines. Returns title/url/engine list."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_ask",
func=sicry.ask,
description="Analyse dark web content. mode: threat_intel|ransomware|personal_identity|corporate"),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_check_engines",
func=sicry.check_search_engines,
description="Ping all 17 search engines. Returns status + latency per engine."),
]
agent = initialize_agent(
tools,
ChatOpenAI(model="gpt-4o"),
agent=AgentType.OPENAI_FUNCTIONS,
verbose=True,
)
agent.run("Search the dark web for ransomware activity targeting the healthcare sector")
CrewAI
from crewai import Agent, Task, Crew
from langchain.tools import StructuredTool
import sicry
sicry_tools = [
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_check_tor",
func=sicry.check_tor,
description="Verify Tor is active."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_search",
func=lambda query: sicry.search(query, max_results=20),
description="Search 17 dark web engines."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_fetch",
func=sicry.fetch,
description="Fetch any .onion URL via Tor."),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_ask",
func=sicry.ask,
description="LLM OSINT analysis. mode: threat_intel|ransomware|personal_identity|corporate"),
StructuredTool.from_function(name="sicry_check_engines",
func=sicry.check_search_engines,
description="Ping all 17 search engines. Returns status + latency."),
]
analyst = Agent(
role="Dark Web OSINT Analyst",
goal="Investigate dark web threats and produce structured intelligence reports",
backstory="Expert in dark web monitoring and threat intelligence",
tools=sicry_tools,
verbose=True,
)
task = Task(
description="Search for ransomware groups targeting hospitals. Fetch top results and produce an intelligence report.",
expected_output="Structured OSINT report with threat actors, TTPs, indicators, and next steps.",
agent=analyst,
)
Crew(agents=[analyst], tasks=[task]).kickoff()
MCP (Claude Desktop / Cursor / Zed)
Start the server:
python sicry.py serve
Add to ~/.config/claude/claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"sicry": {
"command": "python",
"args": ["/absolute/path/to/sicry.py", "serve"]
}
}
}
Cursor (settings.json):
"mcp.servers": {
"sicry": {
"command": "python /absolute/path/to/sicry.py serve"
}
}
The 6 SICRY™ tools are registered automatically via FastMCP. Requires: pip install mcp
OpenClaw
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/sicry
cp sicry.py openclaw_skill/SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/sicry/
CLI reference
python sicry.py <command> [options]
| Command | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|
check |
Verify Tor is running, show exit IP | |
renew |
Rotate Tor circuit | |
search <query> |
--max N (default 10), --engine NAME (repeatable) |
Search dark web |
fetch <url> |
Fetch URL via Tor, print text | |
tools |
--format anthropic|openai|gemini |
Print tool schemas as JSON |
serve |
Start MCP server |
Examples:
python sicry.py check
python sicry.py renew
python sicry.py search "ransomware healthcare" --max 15
python sicry.py search "bitcoin mixer" --engine Ahmia --engine Tor66
python sicry.py fetch http://juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmovfu2epvl5ankdibsot4csyd.onion
python sicry.py tools --format openai | python -m json.tool
python sicry.py serve
The full OSINT pipeline
This is the recommended workflow. Each step applies a Robin pattern that makes a measurable difference in result quality:
import sicry
# Step 1: Verify Tor
status = sicry.check_tor()
if not status["tor_active"]:
raise RuntimeError(f"Tor not active: {status['error']}")
print(f"Tor active. Exit IP: {status['exit_ip']}")
# Step 2: Health-check engines (skip dead ones)
engine_status = sicry.check_search_engines()
live = [e for e in engine_status if e["status"] == "up"]
live_names = [e["name"] for e in live]
print(f"{len(live)}/17 engines alive: {', '.join(live_names[:5])}...")
# Step 3: Refine query (Robin quality pattern)
raw_query = "ransomware groups targeting hospital systems 2026"
query = sicry.refine_query(raw_query)
print(f"Refined: '{raw_query}' -> '{query}'")
# Step 4: Search (query only live engines in parallel)
raw_results = sicry.search(
query,
engines=live_names, # skip engines we know are down
max_results=50,
)
print(f"{len(raw_results)} raw results")
# Step 5: Filter to best 20 (Robin quality pattern)
best = sicry.filter_results(query, raw_results)
print(f"Filtered to {len(best)} most relevant")
# Step 6: Batch scrape concurrently
pages = sicry.scrape_all(best[:10], max_workers=5)
print(f"Scraped {len(pages)} pages")
# Step 7: OSINT analysis
combined = "\n\n".join(f"[{url}]\n{text}" for url, text in pages.items())
report = sicry.ask(
combined,
query=query,
mode="ransomware",
custom_instructions="Focus on victim organisations and ransom demands.",
)
print(report)
# Step 8: Rotate identity when done
sicry.renew_identity()
Analysis modes
All four modes produce a structured sectioned report. Pass raw .onion text or scrape_all() output.
threat_intel (default)
General dark web OSINT. Best for initial investigation.
Output sections: Input Query · Source Links · Investigation Artifacts · Key Insights · Next Steps
report = sicry.ask(content, query="acme.com breach", mode="threat_intel")
ransomware
Alias: ransomware_malware
Malware intelligence. Extracts C2 domains, file hashes, MITRE ATT&CK TTPs, victim sectors.
Output sections: Input Query · Source Links · Malware/Ransomware Indicators · Threat Actor Profile · Key Insights · Next Steps
report = sicry.ask(content, query="LockBit hospital", mode="ransomware")
personal_identity
PII exposure analysis. Surfaces SSNs, emails, passport data, breach sources, risk severity.
Output sections: Input Query · Source Links · Exposed PII Artifacts · Breach/Marketplace Sources · Exposure Risk Assessment · Key Insights · Next Steps
report = sicry.ask(content, query="john.doe@email.com", mode="personal_identity")
corporate
Alias: corporate_espionage
Corporate threat intelligence. Detects leaked credentials, source code, internal documents.
Output sections: Input Query · Source Links · Leaked Corporate Artifacts · Threat Actor/Broker Activity · Business Impact Assessment · Key Insights · Next Steps
report = sicry.ask(content, query="acme.com corporate leak", mode="corporate")
Sicry MCP questions
What tools does Sicry MCP provide?
It exposes 6 tools, including sicry_check_tor, sicry_renew_identity, sicry_fetch, sicry_search, sicry_ask.
Does Sicry need an API key to work?
No key is required for search, fetch, Tor checks, identity renewal and engine health checks; only the LLM analysis functions need a provider key or a local Ollama model.
How many dark web search engines does Sicry query?
Sicry searches 17 engines in parallel and deduplicates results by URL.
What LLM providers can Sicry use for analysis?
It supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or local Ollama inference, selected through the LLM_PROVIDER setting.
Does Sicry require a running Tor daemon?
Yes, Tor must be installed and running locally; Sicry checks the connection and reports the exit IP first.
Can Sicry rotate the Tor circuit to get a new identity?
Yes, renew_identity rotates the circuit and exit node, trying password, cookie and null authentication in order.