Selfishnet V0.1 Beta -

Unlike polished commercial software or open-source utilities with friendly interfaces, SelfishNet v0.1 Beta was an agent of chaos. Its purpose, as stated by its anonymous developers, was simple: to take control of a shared Local Area Network (LAN) and grab the maximum possible bandwidth for the user running it, starving every other device on the network.

It works by using (also known as ARP Poisoning). By telling other devices on the network that your computer is the router, and telling the router that your computer is those devices, SelfishNet acts as a "middleman." This allows you to see the traffic and, more importantly, restrict it. Key Features: selfishnet v0.1 beta

Selfishnet is frequently categorized as a "grey-hat" tool. While useful for troubleshooting network congestion, it can be used maliciously to deny service to others on a shared network. Modern routers with or Source Guard may detect and mitigate Selfishnet’s activities. By telling other devices on the network that

Click the "Network Discovery" button (usually a hand icon) to scan for connected devices. Modern routers with or Source Guard may detect