An open-source Python tool that gives users process-level control over Windows network access, enforcing privacy by allowing or blocking applications from connecting at the process level.
Windows applications connect to the network silently; users lack a simple, privacy-first way to control which processes can access the internet.
Built sendguard, an open-source Python utility for process-level network control on Windows. Users can allow or block specific processes from network access, enforcing privacy policies without proprietary firewall complexity. Open source at github.com/kinsin818/sendguard for independent review.
Open-source and independently verifiable; privacy-first process-level network control; reusable component for privacy tooling on Windows.
Open-source and independently verifiable; privacy-first process-level network control; reusable component for privacy tooling on Windows.