AntiNetCut v2

August 13th, 2008 by Ahmed S. Farghal Leave a reply »

At last, I’m very happy to announce the release of the long-waited Anti NetCut version2.

Main Features:

  1. Works on Ubuntu/Fedora/RHEL..
  2. Written in Python so it’s easy to maintain and update.
  3. Automatic detection of almost everything (you might need to supply the interface name as illustrated below)
  4. Works perfectly with NetCut 2.8…

The usage instructions are too easy, just download and edit the antinetcut.py file (change “device=eth0″) to your interface name and run the script…


Notes

  • You must leave the script running in the background, stopping the script means that you might get attacked again.
  • After starting the script, it might take a few seconds before you get your connection back, so please be patient.

Anyone wants to join development, please see the official page http://code.google.com/p/antinetcut/

Download from here: Download Here

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58 comments

  1. yes, it should be working on the router as well, but there is always a probability where the antinetcut can fail, the situation needs more investigation because things normall depends on the network speed.

  2. lio says:

    i don’t know why it always fail with me
    waiting for ur dev.
    thanks

  3. lio_013 says:

    Dear Ahmed
    i want to inform u that i have programmed a small application (in PyQt4)as an alternative for netcut i call it TuxCut
    i will be happy if u take a look at the code
    waiting for ur advice

    http://bitbucket.org/a_atalla/tuxcut/src/tip/tuxcut.py

  4. lio_013 says:

    u can add this function to auto detect the interface card
    i put it in ur script and it works fine

    def Get_parameter(cmd):
    x=os.popen(cmd,’r')
    parameter=x.readline()
    parameter=parameter.strip(‘\n’)
    return parameter
    icard=Get_parameter(‘ip route list | grep “default” | cut -d ” ” -s -f 5′)

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