🛡️ NetPurge 🛡️

NetPurge is a Bash script that leverages tools like Dsniff, arp-scan, and netdiscover to automate ARP packet interception on a local network. Its primary aim is to block internet access for intruders connecting to your local network.

🚀 Installation

Before running NetPurge, make sure you have the following tools installed:

• Dsniff
• arp-scan
• netdiscover

You can install these tools on Debian/Ubuntu-based systems with the following commands:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install dsniff arp-scan netdiscover

Once the tools are installed, follow these steps to install and run NetPurge:

1. Clone the NetPurge repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/Arbolencio/NetPurge.git
cd NetPurge

2. Grant execution permissions to the script:

chmod +x NetPurge.sh

3. Run NetPurge:

./NetPurge.sh

Usage

When running NetPurge, you'll be prompted to enter the network interface you want to analyze and the IP address of the target you want to block internet access for.

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