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[Android Apps and Games] 5hi7h34d:
Enough with the gun analogy. Think of another stupid analogy that has nothing to do with booting innocent users off because you think you deserve it more than they do.

And remember kiddies, malicious ARP poisoning could land you in handcuffs in most of the USofA. I would imagine Europe is similar.
[Android Apps and Games] koopakid08:
Any old retard can root a phone? I dont think so.

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[Android Apps and Games] MJL99:
How about enough with analogies and your preachy, high horse attitude too? We have been explained to enough about arp poisoning and how its bad in this thread that we don't need another discussion on it again.

Thanks. Back on topic...
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
No offense, but you remind me of people who try and defend torrents because they say they only use it to grab Linux ISOs "because it's a powerful method of distribution blah blah blah".

We're not naive. We know what this app is going to be use for 9 times out of 10. You can stop looking foolish now by trying to defend that 1 person out 10. It doesn't matter.

There is NO way to not use this app maliciously. Interrupting anyone's internet connection is malicious, whether or not you think they deserved it. And that is the sole purpose of this app. A gun obviously has other uses besides killing, such as marksmanship and discipline. This app has neither of those.

So no, they can't really be compared. Something that is multi-purposed and has the ability to do harm is not comparable to something that's specifically made to do harm (harm in this case being the disruption of internet access). If you want to get all preachy, you better be damned sure you understand both sides.
[Android Apps and Games] Ferrari353:
That statement is just plain wrong. What if you don't want your kids on the internet? you turn this on, stops them dead in their tracks. And even if you do it as a prank, that doesn't make it malicious...

This app can have the purpose of controlling your network.
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
If you don't want your kids on the internet, you do this little thing invented at the beggining of time: "parenting". People these days seem to except everyone else to enforce rules on their children because they can't themselves, that's why we're stuck in the nanny-state position that we are right now.

It doesn't matter if it's a prank. It's still malicious. You're intentionally disrupting a service that someone may be paying for, depending on, or utilizing. In many countries, the tampering of data can actually lead to jailtime. Maybe it's a prank to you, but it's not funny to someone else, and the only one who will be laughing is me when you try to explain to your IT admin and security (after they track it back to your MAC) why you did what you did.

EDIT: For the little bit you added, you control your network using your router. It's far more full featured than an ARP poisoning app. Try again, will you?
[Android Apps and Games] Ferrari353:
Using it to keep your kids off the internet is parenting. It's just a different form of it. What about if you run a business and you don't want your employees browsing the internet on their phones when they should be working? This app tells you who is on and lets you kick them off.
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
Using it to keep your kids off the internet is not parenting, it's passive cowardice.

Teaching your kids when using the internet is ok and when it is not, that's called parenting. Enforcing this using your router's built-in access tools, that's called parenting. Confiscating internet-accessing devices for violations of trust when you've told them when to not be on the internet, that's called parenting.

If you don't want your employees browsing on their phone, you tell them that it's not permitted. If they do it anyway, you explain to them that their employment isn't needed if they continue to violate the rules. That's called proper social communication.

This app does not tell you "who is on". It gives you a manufacturer and an IP.

Seriously, give it up. This app has no practical use except the one-off booting of someone who is destroying your bandwidth making it impossible for you to browse normally. Anything other than that is just pure malice and unethical.
[Android Apps and Games] Ferrari353:
If you know the IP addresses of your employee's devices then you can find out who is on. Instead of going into the router to figure out who's currently on, you can take a much easier route with this app and discover who's on, kick them off, and then punish them.

How is using this app not parenting when all of those things [according to you] are? How can you think using the router's built in access tools to take away internet is parenting when the app isn't? And you can't say the app is passive cowardice but the router's built in tools aren't.
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
Oh? How many employers know their employees IP addresses off the top of their heads? Do you? Instead of using this app, you can monitor productivity based on how much work is getting done, and have a strict "no personal cellphone usage during business hours" rule and punish those who knowingly violate it. That way, you remove the variable of them risking using their phone on a data connection as well, not just the wifi. It's called educating people on the consequences of their actions, not passive-aggressively blocking them.

And yes, I can say that this app is passive cowardice if you haven't bothered to properly discipline your children into listening to you (for starters) and you haven't taken away their internet-connecting devices when they violate your trust. That shows a failure in proper parenting.

Giving people a slap on the wrist when they violate a rule teaches them a impressing lesson far better than passive-aggressively blocking them from doing the offending action. But it takes social communication and parental responsibility to know such things, and I guess that's lacking these days, what with everyone putting a rating label on everything and asking the government to shield things from their children because they don't know how to educate them.

Like I said, this app is fantastic from a technical and proof-of-concept point of view, but it has NO responsible, ethical, or morally practical purposes.
[Android Apps and Games] Ferrari353:
By that logic, you're saying that people should determine what's safe (and not rely on ratings). People should also be able to determine how they want to use this app. If they want to screw with people and get beaten up or go to jail, that's their right. And how is using the built in access tools of the router not just "blocking it?" That doesn't punish them at all. Its the exact same concept.

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[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
Wow, I think you deserve an award for inconsistency, because I don't even think you know what point you're trying to make.

"By that logic" I'm saying that people who provide a wireless network are responsible for educating their users on proper usage, both bandwidth and times of use. That's called being mature and responsible. I don't know what you mean by "ratings", it's not like this app provides any ratings of any sort.

People can use this app however the hell they want to. That's not my concern. What does bother me is when people try to justify why this app has legitimate and non-malicious uses; it does not.

Finally, to address your last line of reasoning since you appear to be ignoring my repeated response to it, using your router's built in access restrictions is far more ethical because A) you alert your users beforehand that this is when the internet will be accessible to them because they chose not to heed your warnings when they rampantly used the internet, and B) Router access control is not ARP poisoning. There is no intercepting of data. But then, I think you don't understand how networking works, so perhaps that means nothing to you.
[Android Apps and Games] choppa26:
What the .... is goin on in this thread i leave to work for 6hrs n come back to 2 pages of deep topic. Well im not in this so wit that said anyone having problems again plz post so somebody can help you out. And +1 on update I like that i can name each devce now.
[Android Apps and Games] LiquidSolstice:
There's nothing technically wrong with the app. It works well and serves it's purpose, and for that, the OP deserves praise.

What's retarded is the people who think it's ok to use this to discriminate against one brand or that using it is not malicious.
[Android Apps and Games] choppa26:
Update damm girlfriend has been messin wit to wifi tryin to fix it i reset it took me like 6min to finally stop my own laptop conection but weired its changed its custom name she named it to the Belkin_n_a something. The security lite was flashin orage earlier so she fixed to to enable back on again but i hav no idea how to disable it on my laptop. So wat am i missing so i can keep my blocking power alive.

Update on found out what to type to pull up everything goin on wit my belkin my security is disabled and my firewall in on. and i was able t ostop my own connection took sum time any tweaks i should adjust to belkin or am i on track?
[Android Apps and Games] Jikkan:
What exactly are you trying to enable/disable? Does it have to do with your phone, laptop our router? Are you saying the program no longer works to block wifi? And to everyone else, just ignore the trolls. Easiest thing to do.
[Android Apps and Games] Jikkan:
Well, you might want to start with securing your connection with WPA/WPA2 security. From there you should be ok.
[Android Apps and Games] choppa26:
Ok under WLAN settings this iz what I have rt now

Security type-Disabled

Encryption-Disabled

WPS-Enabled

Guest access-Disabled

Now under Router status

Firewall settings-On

Access control-Off

DDNS-Off

Now I was able to stop my connection on my laptop after I reset the router n it changed the custom name my gurl gave it after I reset it to Belkin etc etc. Am I good to go or any tweeks needed.

Frm Da Truth. G2 deeper than RooT
[Android Apps and Games] wireproof:
I've been using WiFiKill 2.3.2 for a little while and it works great, only problem is it kicks me out every 5 minutes. This app was last "active" in 2014 and I've got $9.99 ready to send to the developer for the pro version, but I don't wanna get screwed out of $10. Can the developer confirm if I donate/purchase the app it will work WITHOUT a time restriction in 2019? BTW, works great on my Nexus 5 w/ NetHunter Kali on Android 7.1, just says shutting down trial version every five minutes. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] altafharsh60:
Can you send us the link for the app?

Also what Android version you're on?
[Android Apps and Games] marcoazeem:
Any chance of developer updating it? I seriously don't mind paying
[Android Apps and Games] GaM3RAndroidIOS:
There's similar app here..

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arcai.netcut
[Android Apps and Games] NotCat_:
Dead.
[Android Apps and Games] wireproof:
Nexus 5 with Android 7.1

I don't have the APK on my phone at the moment just saw this reply months later... Sorry, if you still need it I'll upload it to GDrive and share the link
[Android Apps and Games] KaizerKaineDiaz:
If you don't mind, I would like a Drive link for this.
[Android Apps and Games] People11:
so did someone fixed it？
[Android Apps and Games] wireproof:
Sorry for the late response, but better late than never. Here are the 3 versions of WiFi Kill I have and have found.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MQNBCfhmvnj5BuBgd8AwC-UHMMNgctIt/view?usp=drivesdk
[Android Apps and Games] Tyakrish:
Link blocked by Google... Relink please...

Also do any of the ones u have, work on Android 9 or A10 ?
[Android Apps and Games] Groteski:
Did you made it work?
[Android Apps and Games] arjunvk:
Please fix the link
[Android Apps and Games] Tyakrish:
Nope... I don't think there is any more hope for this project...

Tried Arcai Netcut, but that is also not working now... And its been removed from Play Store as well...

So as of now, there doesn't seem to be any app which can offer this functionality anymore...
[Android Apps and Games] 123omari123:
I installed lots of apks and finally I find on mobilism.org forum old version of WifiKill and it worked for me, S7 edge, exynos, oreo 8.0, rooted.

it needs several minutes (1-2) to kill internet connection for target.
[Android Apps and Games] ilxaesk01:
Are you sure this is working?
[Android Apps and Games] 123omari123:
yes, but I found solution, after installed custom kernel(thunderstorm) on my phone (s7 edge,Oreo,8.0.0) which has SeLinux Permissive mode suppport, after that all apps like wifikill(also latest version), csploit, netspoofer and others all work fine.

So, it was SeLinux problem which was Enforcing mode and needed to change to Permissive mode, which cannot be done without flashing custom kernel.
[Android Apps and Games] Nicster205:
It gives me an error Your application is waiting in queto get on our build on our buildserver
[Android Apps and Games] jblack1234:
Try Arcai Netcut. Don't install one from play store. It's available on https://arcai.com/netcut-for-android/ working on Android 10, moto g power.
[Android Apps and Games] AlexandrYuzhanin:
thanks, helpful
[Android Apps and Games] ad71:
Is it still working?
[Android Apps and Games] dlads:
Bought the pro version a while back, tried to get it again ? Didn't work..

Any idea if this is still even obtainable?

But crap to make me pay then I can't use it
[Android Apps and Games] Plaidwaffle:
How do I dowload it?
[Android Apps and Games] dlads:
I've swerved this now as it barely worked when it did.

Just Google arcai WiFi kill.

That does work
[Android Apps and Games] Trevor022:
Yea you will get caught. My high school IT team caught me lol. I used this years ago at school and it shut down the whole district for hours.
[Android Apps and Games] hp420:
try fing. it will do what you're looking for.
[Android Apps and Games] dlads:
Works well, but does start up for no reason on my device even when I manage it.
[Android Apps and Games] lolhelloeddie:
Can someone please update the links to download the ones posted up are broken.
[Android Apps and Games] GoJo ^^:
Hi, thanks for the tip. Not sure though, this is for when somebody connected to your hotspot or just same wifi..? I don't understand how this could cut connection on same wifi just with button? Anyway, it didn't work, i just tried. Porbably missing something.

EDIT: In fact does work (sometimes).. What's the magic?! Though it can't grab traffic and show visited website, is there another working app/module for this?
[Android Apps and Games] bponury:
You can find legitimate use for everything, take viruses for example. I used to collect them just to test which antivirus will detect them (so I could pick the best). Now other people do these tests so I don't have to.

I personally use wifikill to tell my friends if he's router and/or device is secured against this attack. It's just a super-easy way of testing if the device is vulnerable. Of course I could check all router settings and device properties. But clicking it on my app is 10x faster.

Another good example is when you live with some roommates and just from time to time check what devices is on the network. If you see some devices which you don't know then maybe someone hacked your wireless. Sure this can be done from PC or by accessing router (if you have password for it and not just using it's wifi), still my app simplifies this.

Yet, I'm going to agree that this app can and will be used for malicious actions. Probably one day i will get kicked off myself. But I have hope that because of this public wifis will be more secure one day and arp spoofing won't be a problem. Kicking from wifi is the least malicious thing you could do with it. If the network is insecure one could even hijack the passwords for your paypal/xda forum and so on. So I hope something good will pop up from this. Take firesheep for example - malicious app, but because of this all gmail users are safer (default ssl in gmail). So good things can come up from bad.
[Android Apps and Games] Jikkan:
+1
[Android Apps and Games] 5hi7h34d:
The issue with this app lies in the devs description.

So this app makes the user JUDGE, JURY, AND EXECUTIONER. What if the person is using the public wifi to skype with a loved one? What if the person is doing anything the wifikill user doesn't like?

Does that user have the right to simply kill other's connection willy nilly?

NO

Is it your own private network and you want to kick off your kids so you can skype? Go for it. The simple fact that it Can be used for legitimate purposes does not excuse the fact that thousands of assholes out there will use it for nefarious purposes.

As with anything there's always a few assholes that ruin a good thing for everyone any chance they get. Wifikill is a perfect example.

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If you cannot control who connects to your wifi then you surely have no business running a network in a business setting.

If you think you can somehow magically keep their phones from using its 3g connection with this app then you are more foolish than most in this thread.
[Android Apps and Games] MJL99:
are you guys done yet? Seriously? We all know and ADMIT this app can and probably will be used for malicious purposes. I'm not defending those that choose to use it that way. I understand both sides of the argument and i'm tired of having to sort thru this thread's moralistic responses to get to the actual development side of it.
[Android Apps and Games] choppa26:
Post #320 on page 32

Can someone help me out plz. Again Post # 320 page 32 thnak you.
[Android Apps and Games] 5hi7h34d:
No.

/tenchar
[Android Apps and Games] MJL99:
Ok. Thanks for giving us the heads up that we can hit the ignore button for all your posts. :-)
[Android Apps and Games] coldsteal:
Windows Version

remit..

I have a company phone and rooting it would get me fired. So much for me being able to use this great app.

Do they make a windows version of it. I could realy use it.
[Android Apps and Games] choppa26:
I don't think so but feel free to contact the DEV he is very friendly.

I have a question tho heres my wifi setup anything wrong here? this setup im able to stop things rt now.

Ok under WLAN settings this iz what I have rt now

Security type-Disabled

Encryption-Disabled

WPS-Enabled

Guest access-Disabled

Now under Router status

Firewall settings-On

Access control-Off

DDNS-Off
[Android Apps and Games] c3l5o:
I disabled the firewall and I can see all the other devices.

But why is the firewall not blocking one of the laptops? I checked and there are no devices in the DMZ, so this one shouldn't be seen by the app as well...

Wifi is beginning to sound more and more like Voodoo! :)
[Android Apps and Games] WonSuperDude:
Tried this app just now, I have to say, heavy troll in my house when people use my internet ;)
[Android Apps and Games] crash_b.:
Questions;

I have bought the adfree version from the slideme market.

But what do i have to do with the token/key?

And when starting the app it gives an error message;

"unable to fetch version information".

Edit

The version attached here has the same error...
[Android Apps and Games] slybunda:
this doesnt seem to be working for me on my office network, i do believe the access point is using client isolation, could that be the reason its not working for me?
[Android Apps and Games] liamwli:
I will try this at McDonalds today, DVD school after half term!
[Android Apps and Games] baseballfanz:
You're living in "never never land"
[Android Apps and Games] nikctsh:
tried it on my xt720 at McDonald , but it can't search any devices though i can see many is using the wifi , by the way , faceniff doesn't seem to work on my device as well =(
[Android Apps and Games] gorba:
Can any one help me with this?

I get the message my phone is not ROOTED, what does this mean and where can i get more info to do so without loose all the data or any program install on my phone?
[Android Apps and Games] madfix:
Look at your phone's thread, in developing section, for rooting method.
[Android Apps and Games] Nichie:
Looks good.

Will try it out

Sent from my Desire HD
[Android Apps and Games] skizzz:
This > Apple store = Profit.
[Android Apps and Games] liamwli:
I got a message before saying that there was an update. Is this true?
[Android Apps and Games] -juanito-:
thx for this app

can we get better UI ??
[Android Apps and Games] coldsteal:
Found a window app

http://www.arcai.com/netcut-faq/62-what-is-netcut.html

netcut
[Android Apps and Games] weaselaow:
Rooting phone get you fired ?

What a ****y job youd do.
[Android Apps and Games] bponury:
Sure, just design one :-)
[Android Apps and Games] crash_b.:
Here's a screenshot from the error i'm getting;

Edit:

Btw; love this program, working great :)

Can we have a competition for max. devices found...? (check screenshot).
[Android Apps and Games] bearnakedbrew:
My comp is wired to my router, i can still kill the connection. wow! Is there any way to block the app's action? Scary good work!
[Android Apps and Games] jose.celestino:
Of course you can, the apps does gratuitous arp, pretending to be the router, so it can target ethernet hosts also.

To block the app configure mac acls and wpa on your router.
[Android Apps and Games] ssmr2t:
I couldnt cut the net off for people at starbucks :( wonder if they have high end AP's in my area for them?
[Android Apps and Games] ka9cql:
Surely, I *do* understand how Android permissions work, which is why I was asking the developer why he needed to know my phone's IDENTITY and CALL STATUS for a WiFi application - BTW, he was very kind, and responded that he just copied his FaceNiff app's permissions, and would remove any he didn't need for this app in the next go-round. (Thanks!)

Since this seems to be a reoccurring problem for you, you might want to consider providing an explanation as to why each permissions is needed. Alternatively, you could simply stop developing apps for Android.

It would be nice if EVERY Android developer had only the purest of intentions at heart. The fact that not every one does makes us Android users RIGHTFULLY vigilant against an overly-aggressive permissioned application. It's good security practice to suspect, question and verify.

I was not aware that there is such an application, but if your post had consisted of solely this information I would have commended you with a "thanks!". Since it's more of a <rant/> I guess I'm only gonna say I'm sorry to have touched a nerve...
[Android Apps and Games] Nichie:
But then, if u r so worried abt permissions than you shouldn't be using apps that require root access.

Correct me if I'm wrong but if an app has root access, even if it does not require any permission, root access will still give it free reign?

Sent from my Desire HD
[Android Apps and Games] claus1953:
You are totally right it makes no sense to worry about permissions of an app when you granter superuser access (root access) to that app as it can do what it wants on your phone
[Android Apps and Games] shawnl01:
Sorting option

Any chance we can get the vendor list sorted? It'd be a lot easier to find certain ones.
[Android Apps and Games] CodeNameUnknown1:
my days!!!!

do you know what im gonna do to people in uni?!?!

HAAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA so fun!!!
[Android Apps and Games] B777Forever:
This app is glorious
[Android Apps and Games] vikashhero:
OMG plan!

I'm going to absolutely dominate everybody using an iphone at Uni tomorrow (:<
[Android Apps and Games] zsolti256:
howbout a wifi hacker?
[Android Apps and Games] 0vermind:
I kinda don't want this app to be popular, and I might never ever update it. Why? Cause I want the functionality it has right now. It works. Wow, does it ever work.
[Android Apps and Games] salcacc:
Anyway to protect against this killer?