KickThemOut v3

Easily remove unwanted devices from your local network.

A network administration tool written in Rust that disconnects devices from your local network using ARP spoofing. Features a modern interactive TUI with arrow-key navigation, multi-device selection, and automatic network restoration.

Features

• Fast ARP Scanning: Discovers all devices on your /24 subnet with vendor detection.
• Interactive TUI: Arrow keys and spacebar to navigate and select targets -- no typing IPs or numbers.
• Three Attack Modes: Kick one device, select multiple, or kick all at once.
• Safe: Automatic ARP table restoration when you stop the attack.
• Cross-Platform: Supports macOS and Linux.

Requirements

• Rust toolchain (1.70+) -- install from rustup.rs
• Root/sudo privileges (required for raw packet access)

Quick Start

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone 'https://github.com/sudoAPWH/KickThemOut-v3.git' && cd KickThemOut-v3

2. Build and run:

   sudo cargo run --release

   Or build first, then run the binary directly:

   cargo build --release
   sudo ./target/release/kickthemout

Usage

1. Choose a mode -- use arrow keys to select, then press Enter:

   • Kick ONE -- select a single device to disconnect
   • Kick SOME -- select multiple devices
   • Kick ALL -- disconnect every device on the network

2. Select targets -- after the network scan completes:

   • Arrow keys to navigate the device list
   • Space to select (ONE mode) or toggle selection (SOME mode)
   • Enter to confirm your selection

3. Confirm and attack -- press Y to start, use arrow keys to adjust packets/min.

4. Stop -- press Esc, Q, or Ctrl+C to stop the attack and restore the network.

Ctrl+C exits cleanly from any screen.

Troubleshooting

Target stays online? Your computer might be forwarding packets instead of dropping them. Disable IP forwarding:

• macOS:

  sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=0

• Linux:

  sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=0

No hosts found? Make sure you're connected to a network and running as root. The scanner only supports /24 subnets.

Disclaimer

For educational use and authorized network administration only. While inspired by the original KickThemOut by Nikolaos Kamarinakis & David Schutz, this is a standalone project built from the ground up.