[SupremeOverlordOfNothing]

What I want to do is block my brother's iPad from accessing Clash Royale. I know there are probably many tools to do this, probably even in the form of Android apps. However, I want to do this myself.

I imagine you wish to know why I want to do this. My brother is a pro at the game. I'm not. He likes to brag about this. I want to stop him from playing, so I have time to level up. (yeah, I know this is a terrible reason, but it makes me sad, so I must correct it)

I'm running Kali Linux in VM. I currently use a wifikill python script and aireplay-ng. (I feel like a seriously pro skiddie.) Anyway, I can do all this just fine, but I don't know when he's playing. I have to block his connection 24/7 to make sure he doesn't get to Clash Royale. I think that's far too cruel. He does stuff like YouTube, and I don't care about blocking that.

I'm thinking that I should write a python script with Scapy that does the following:
occasionally check where connections from the MAC address of my brother's iPad are going
if they are going to Clash Royale servers, then I can use ARP poisoning that's used in wifikill.

Would this work? If it does, how would I check the destination of packets from the iPad? This is the part I don't know how to do.

Can anyone help with this?

[๖ۣۜDeαdWαlker]

Edit: Actually no, thats a cunt move, not gonna help on this one.

[instas]

You're fucking disgusting, please don't assist this fucking sore loser. His brother is just happy.

[mason4290]

Actually I have a solution. Surprisingly enough, it doesn't involve hacking (perfect for a skid like yourself). What you want to do is play the game and get better. There is literally no cool-down to how much you can play the game. Learn strategies, get better, don't be an envy filled twat.

[nicksaban1]

If Find out what port the application takes place on and block that port, I did a quick google search and their are two, and if you want him to still access http, then only block 9339, and you can do this on your modem/wifi router, no hacking needed.
Don't pay attention to those LQ posts above me.

[mason4290]

If Find out what port the application takes place on and block that port, I did a quick google search and their are two, and if you want him to still access http, then only block 9339, and you can do this on your modem/wifi router, no hacking needed.
Don't pay attention to those LQ posts above me.

Wouldn't this block his connection as well? The posts asks for a way to keep specifically his brother from playing, not everyone on the network. Also, your name says it all, you have zero cool :|

[nicksaban1]

Wouldn't this block his connection as well? The posts asks for a way to keep specifically his brother from playing, not everyone on the network. Also, your name says it all, you have zero cool :|

I don't care what a little kid like you thinks about me. fuck outta here.

[mason4290]

I don't care what a little kid like you thinks about me. fuck outta here.

24 brotha, try again lawl

[Cuthbert]

If Find out what port the application takes place on and block that port, I did a quick google search and their are two, and if you want him to still access http, then only block 9339, and you can do this on your modem/wifi router, no hacking needed.
Don't pay attention to those LQ posts above me.

Wouldn't the game just use a different port if you blocked it, if it's not p2p, and due to UPnP?

[nicksaban1]

24 brotha, try again lawl

Your profile says 27, try again, "lawl"

Wouldn't the game just use a different port if you blocked it, if it's not p2p, and due to UPnP?

I wouldn't know. Never did any further research other than what port it "plays" on.

[mason4290]

Your profile says 27, try again, "lawl"

I wouldn't know. Never did any further research other than what port it "plays" on.

I just happen to use 1990 for when I wasn't 18, made it easier for every other site I signed up on lawl