EvilLimiter 1.0

EvilLimiter is an open-source command-line tool by the developer bitbrute that allows you to monitor, limit, and block devices on your local IPv4 network without needing access to the router. It works by leveraging ARP spoofing to position itself between targets and the gateway, then applies Linux traffic shaping to cap bandwidth or cut connectivity. Designed for administrators, researchers, and penetration testers, EvilLimiter provides a quick way to control network usage on the same LAN.

Key capabilities:

• Discover and list devices on your local network
• Set per-device upload and download limits
• Block and unblock network access for specific devices
• Apply changes interactively via a straightforward CLI
• Operate without router credentials by using ARP-based redirection

System requirements:

• Linux environment with root/sudo privileges
• Python 3
• iptables and tc (traffic control) available on the system

Use EvilLimiter responsibly and only on networks you own or have explicit permission to manage. Unauthorized use can be illegal and disruptive.

EvilLimiter is developed by bitbrute. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The name of the program executable file is EvilLimiter.exe.