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Netcut has been having serious problems on windows. Right now there is a very obvious and known problem where if your ISP and/or Administrator handling your website (whichever is the case) has Mask IP on, Netcut absolutely, positively will 1. not work, 2. not show all connected clients, 3. block/stop traffic from the mask IPs, as they are fake. This is especially a problem on Mikrotek routers.
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More suggestions:
1. A better way on PC for netcut NOT to be a memory hog. It seems netcut can use more than 1GB of memory in the processes in full swing. Most PC users, especially on laptop, have 4GB; Windows uses 1GB off the bat (2GB in Windows 8 or newer), and sometimes the web browser can go blitz and use the other 1GB, sending the processes to 90-93% and slowing the entire computer down.
2. An add-on tool or window view that can tell us if the IP/Mac is a router or a device. This is important because sometimes you can cut the router connection off, giving away somebody is messing with it, or forcing the router to go into a protect mode sending a report about a breach.
3. No pop up redirect window. I know you guys want to promote yourselves, but most of us are doing this on stealth mode, and many may be in public places. Having an automatic redirect that is highly visible so people can see the tools goes against the purpose, no?
4. More PC support without a lot of ads. I can’t stress this enough. Android has great support, but the PC people are really left behind with antiquated tools.
5. A better streamlined android app. I know you guys want to sell a pro version and a regular version, but the ads really either have to go or need to be diminished. Ruins the experience AND it takes forever to close popups.
6. More PC updates a year. It doesn’t have to be every five minutes or anything, but at least one major update every six months. The window OS is changing and we are all on different versions (I myself will be on XP and 7 till the wheels fall off). Microsoft doesn’t make 3rd party software especially of this type that easy in newer OS.
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I’ve seen this a time or 2. Normally this happens if the computer falls asleep or if the connection quickly drops and comes back on through the automated mode. Make sure you disable sleep mode if you can and allow for a manual connection, especially if you’re on a laptop.
In rare situations, if there are over 50 people connected, it may crash running the protocol; netcut is a memory hog sometimes.
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This is just a fantasy, but maybe either an add on or an additional tool that allows for router resetting as a last resort if that DHCP settings are enabled and could force a “heal” or a reboot to erase said settings.
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No, thank you. I love netcut for a variety of reasons:
1. It’s great for the basic windows user that has no knowledge of Kali Linux or WifiisLax live CDs. Windows lacks a lot of ARP tools worth a damn going into it.
2. It’s better than tuxcut. I have yet to get it started on any linux OS.
3. It’s real simple coming out of the box, and even with a script error it keeps on chugging.
I wish I was much better at coding to offer help; the best I can offer is being a beta tester and explaining what I see as a pro/con right now. My coding is about as good as my German, nie.
