⚡ NetX Toolkit v3.0 Ultimate 💀

The WiFi Exorcist. The Port Summoner. The Ping God.

A single Python file that can probably end your ISP’s career if you run it too hard.

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🗿 Features nobody asked for

• Shows you network info you’ll forget in 5 minutes.
• Scans ports like it’s auditioning for Nmap’s broke cousin.
• Pings websites just to bully them.
• Tries to do WHOIS lookups because why not, stalker vibes.
• Shows SSL certs like you’re gonna read them.
• Comes with a Flask Web UI so you can feel like a hacker in a Hollywood movie.

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🖥️ Install (if your brain works)

git clone https://github.com/dwip-the-dev/NetX.git
cd NetX
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate   # or whatever
pip install -r requirements.txt

requirements.txt (bc I know you won’t read it):

flask
requests
psutil
netifaces
py-cpuinfo

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🚀 Run it before your router dies

CLI Mode:

python main.py

then choose option 1 to 3

Web UI Mode (the only mode that makes you feel cool):

python main.py

then choose option 4

Then open http://127.0.0.1:5000 or your pc-ip:5000 and start cooking 💀.

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🤡 Example Output

⚡ NetX Toolkit CLI ⚡
1. Network Info
2. Website Ping
3. Port Scan
4. Run Flask Web UI
Choose option: 2
Enter URL: google.com
{
  "ok": true,
  "status_code": 200,
  "url": "http://www.google.com/",
  "response_time_ms": 69.42
}

Yes, the response time is real. No, I didn’t fake it. Stop asking.

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🛑 Disclaimer (pls read)

Don’t scan random IPs. Your ISP will fold you like a lawn chair.

This repo is educational only. If you use it for sus stuff, I’ll personally unplug your router.

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🏆 Why does this exist?

Because I deleted my old GitHub account like an idiot and now I need streaks again 💀.

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🪦 Credits

· Me, myself, and my two braincells. · Python, for somehow not crashing. · Flask, for pretending to be a real web framework.