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EvilLimiter-NG: Limit devices on your network.

>>> EvilLimiter-NG 3.0 NOW AVAILABLE!!! :D

• Library documentation
• Source code
• README.md
• Contributing
• Code of Conduct
• LICENSE
• Legal advisory

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What's New in Next Generation

EvilLimiter-NG includes numerous updates aimed at modernization, compatibility with modern Python, and a reduction in dependencies, among many other changes.

This list includes most of the major changes made and the version in which they were implemented. You can use this list as a changelog without needing to access the GitHub repository.

Version 3.x.x

Version 3.0.0

• Continuing with cleanups: The versions in the new 3.x family include cleanups of unmaintainable code, which make way for new features with cleaner code.


• Migration to nftables: Finally, iptables was replaced by the modern nft in the subprocess calls.


• Migration to psutil: In version 2.x, netifaces was replaced by netifaces-2; even so, psutil offers greater support.


• Replace legacy parser with argparse: Command menu and processing is now handled by argparse, so the code in evillimiter_ng/menus/parser.py has been removed.


• Replace BarChart class with Rich: As part of the ongoing migration to Rich, the tables that previously used the BarChart class now use Rich’s progress bars; the BarChart code has been removed.


• Add lib API: Building on an original proposal by evillimiter, the -ng version creates a Python library API available at evillimiter_ng/lib/*


• Shell mode: This mode allows you to run shell commands (WARNING: THESE COMMANDS RUN AS ROOT) and hide evillimiter-ng from view, making it look like a terminal prompt.


• Other minor changes and bug fixes: Various corrections and improvements, which are documented in the README.md file or in the help menu; some of these are breaking changes.

Version 2.x.x

• Several cleanups: Deleting code that: not used, is obsolete, can be replaced by modern libraries, can introduce vulnerabilities, etc. (ALL versions)


• Save scans in JSON files: Export/Import JSON files containing IPs and MACs encoded in base64. (Warning: Not encryption) (Version 2.4.0 - 2.4.2)


• Remove --flush argument: Automatic flush when qdisc creation fails. (Version 2.4.0 - 2.4.2)


• Migration to hatchling: Migrating from setuptools to hatchling (Version 2.4.0)


• PyPi releases: Package available on PyPi starting with: (Version 2.3.2)


• Migration from netifaces to netifaces-2: Upgraded the core networking dependency to improve library compatibility and system stability. (Version 2.3.0)


• Autocomplete system upgrade: Replaced the old input prompt with NestedCompleter for smarter and dynamic command autocompletion. (Version 2.3.0)


• Modern live rendering migration: Replaced the old curses interface entirely with rich.live for dynamic and modern terminal UI updates. (Version 2.3.0)


• Fix for warning messages in packet handling: Encapsulated ARP packets inside Ethernet frames to completely resolve annoying Scapy terminal warnings. (Version 2.2.0)


• Multi-command support and sleep function: Enhanced the interface to accept multiple sequential commands and integrated a new sleep utility. (Version 2.2.0)


• Interactive terminal input prompt: Integrated prompt_toolkit to provide a much more robust and responsive user input prompt. (Version 2.2.0)


• Official AUR deployment: Added a custom PKGBUILD for Arch Linux users and published the official package link in the Arch User Repository. (Version 2.1.0)


• Network quick start guide: Overhauled documentation with a practical guide showing users how to scan networks and limit device bandwidth instantly. (Version 2.1.0)


• Rich Migration: Removed terminaltables, colorama, and tqdm, migrating the CLI to Rich. (Version 2.0.0)


• Pyproject.toml packaging adoption: Modernized project deployment by deleting legacy setup scripts and adopting pyproject.toml standard. (Version 2.0.0)