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Evil Limiter is a network hacking tool

Requirements

• Linux distribution
• Python 3 or greater

Possibly missing python packages will be installed during the installation process.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/bitbrute/evillimiter.git
cd evillimiter
sudo python3 setup.py install

Alternatively, you can download a desired version from the Release page.

Usage

Type evillimiter or python3 bin/evillimiter to run the tool.

evillimiter will try to resolve required information (network interface, netmask, gateway address, …) on its own, automatically.

Command-Line Arguments

Argument	Explanation
-h	Displays help message listing all command-line arguments
-i [Interface Name]	Specifies network interface (resolved if not specified)
-g [Gateway IP Address]	Specifies gateway IP address (resolved if not specified)
-m [Gateway MAC Address]	Specifies gateway MAC address (resolved if not specified)
-n [Netmask Address]	Specifies netmask (resolved if not specified)
-f	Flushes current iptables and tc configuration. Ensures that packets are dealt with correctly.
--colorless	Disables colored output

evillimiter Commands

Command	Explanation
scan (--range [IP Range])	Scans your network for online hosts. One of the first things to do after start. --range lets you specify a custom IP range. For example: scan --range 192.168.178.1-192.168.178.40 or just scan to scan the entire subnet.
hosts (--force)	Displays all the hosts/devices previously scanned and basic information. Shows ID for each host that is required for interaction. --force forces the table to be shown, even when it doesn’t fit the terminal.
limit [ID1,ID2,...] [Rate] (--upload) (--download)	Limits bandwidth of host(s) associated to specified ID. Rate determines the internet speed. --upload limits outgoing traffic only. --download limits incoming traffic only. Valid rates: bit, kbit, mbit, gbit For example: limit 4,5,6 200kbit or limit all 1gbit
block [ID1,ID2,...] (--upload) (--download)	Blocks internet connection of host(s) associated to specified ID. --upload limits outgoing traffic only --download limits incoming traffic only.
free [ID1,ID2,...]	Unlimits/Unblocks host(s) associated to specified ID. Removes all further restrictions.
add [IP] (--mac [MAC])	Adds custom host to host list. MAC-Address will be resolved automatically or can be specified manually. For example: add 192.168.178.24 or add 192.168.1.50 --mac 1c:fc:bc:2d:a6:37
monitor (--interval [time in ms])	Monitors bandwidth usage of limited host(s) (current usage, total bandwidth used, …). --interval sets the interval after bandwidth information get refreshed in milliseconds (default 500ms). For example: monitor --interval 1000
analyze [ID1,ID2,...] (--duration [time in s])	Analyzes traffic of host(s) without limiting to determine who uses how much bandwidth. --duration specifies the duration of the analysis in seconds (default 30s). For example: analyze 2,3 --duration 120
watch	Shows current watch status. The watch feature detects when a host reconnects with a different IP address.
watch add [ID1,ID2,...]	Adds specified host(s) to the watchlist. For example: watch add 6,7,8
watch remove [ID1,ID2,...]	Removes specified host(s) from the watchlist. For example: watch remove all
watch set [Attribute] [Value]	Changes current watch settings. The following attributes can be changed: range is the IP range to scan for reconnects. interval is the time to wait between each network scan (in seconds). For example: watch set interval 120
clear	Clears the terminal window.
quit	Quits the application.
?, help	Displays command information similar to this one.