eatmynetwork - run a program with (minimal) network sandboxing
eatmynetwork <command> [arg ...]
eatmynetwork takes a command and optional arguments, and runs them with a minimal network sandbox, effectively pretending as if the host machine has no network connection.
eatmynetwork is designed for program resilience testing: it can be used to run programs "as if" the host was offline, observing their failure modes. This is particularly useful for test suites, where unintentional network dependencies may be undesirable.
eatmynetwork is NOT a security tool. It does not guarantee strong network isolation; a motivated program may be able to circumvent its techniques. If strong isolation is desired or required, a full sandbox or other isolation mechanism MUST be used.
-V, --version Print the version and exit.
-h, --help Print a help message and exit.
DEBUG When set, emit additional debugging information on stderr.
None known. File issues at: https://github.com/trailofbits/eatmynetwork
eatmynetwork is maintained by William Woodruff (<william @ trailofbits.com>).
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