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    Kevux Firewall

    Provide basic firewall program for Kevux using FLL.

    The Kevux Firewall program is one of the oldest Featureless Linux Library (FLL) programs. This project now exists outside of the FLL as its own distinct project and repository.
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    LibNetBlock - A Network Blocking Library

    LibNetBlock - A Network Blocking Library

    A library for blocking access to network on-the-fly

    LibNetBlock is a library that on-the-fly (by preloading) prevents a program under its control to use the network, to help to keep the user's privacy, prevent data leakage and virus spreading. You can think of LibNetBlock as a simple layer-7 (L7) firewall that simply blocks the network access for the program it controls. There is NO NEED to rebuild your software, because LibNetBlock is a pre-loadable library, meaning you just need to RUN the software with LibNetBlock loaded. LibNetBlock is...
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