Evil Limiter - Limits Bandwidth of Devices on the same Network Without Access.

Evil Limiter – Limits Bandwidth of Devices on the same Network Without Access.

May 29, 2019July 27, 2019 Comments Off

A tool to limit the bandwidth (upload/download) of devices connected to your network without physical or administrative access.
Evil limiter employs ARP spoofing and traffic shaping to throttle the bandwidth of hosts on the network.

This is explained in detail below.

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.

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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. For example: `scan --range 192.168.178.1-192.168.178.40` or just `scan` to scan the entire subnet.
`hosts`	Displays all the hosts/devices previously scanned and basic information. Shows ID for each host that is required for interaction.
`limit [ID1,ID2,...] [Rate]`	Limits bandwidth of host(s) associated to specified ID. Rate determines the internet speed. Valid rates: `bit`, `kbit`, `mbit`, `gbit`, `tbit` For example: `limit 4,5,6 200kbit` or `limit all 1gbit`
`block [ID1,ID2,...]`	Blocks internet connection of host(s) associated to specified ID.
`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`
`clear`	Clears the terminal window.
`quit`	Quits the application.
`?`, `help`	Displays command information similar to this one.