At last, I’m very happy to announce the release of the long-waited Anti NetCut version2.
Main Features:
- Works on Ubuntu/Fedora/RHEL..
- Written in Python so it’s easy to maintain and update.
- Automatic detection of almost everything (you might need to supply the interface name as illustrated below)
- 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
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.
i don’t know why it always fail with me
waiting for ur dev.
thanks
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
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′)
That won’t be platform independent, you should check the latest code on the svn in http://code.google.com/p/antinetcut and you’ll find a better way to detect the interface.
yes i did it only for linux
i didnot notice that ur new vesion works for unix and mac