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Betamax is a tool inspired by Ruby’s VCR that records HTTP interactions and replays them during tests, allowing for consistent, repeatable test environments. It is especially useful for integration and functional testing, where dependency on external HTTP APIs can introduce flakiness or delays. By intercepting and storing HTTP requests and responses into "tape" files, Betamax can replay those tapes in future test runs, reducing reliance on live services.

R-U-Dead-Yet, or RUDY for short, implements the generic HTTP DoS attack via long form field submissions. RUDY attack targets web applications by starvation of available sessions on the web server. RUDY keeps sessions at halt using never-ending POST transmissions and sending an arbitrarily large content-length header value. Licensed under the GNU GPL v3 DISCLAIMER: USE ON YOUR OWN RISK.

...This is also a collection of DoS tools put in an easy package, designed to help admins, tech consultants, programmers, hosting providers and many more. TANK is in its first stage. Please note that the source is in the zip file. Current files include LOIC-0, LOIC SLOW, R-U-D-Y, GoldenEye, LOWC.. More files will be added to T-A-N-K toolkit as this project keeps going along. This toolkit comes released under the GPLv3 license

J Java A Adaptable G Graphical U User A Applications R Runner ============================================================================== Testtool to test graphical applications by controlling the mouse and the keyboard and looking at the screen.

...In this case, the dependent test modules are always assumed to be true when their results are not available. We call this a stub assumption (SA). 3A-TRE example: echo "CWA: (T and U)" | java -jar PTRE.jar Result: F 3A-PTRE example: (P means possible results) echo "OWA: (T,U and U,F)" | java -jar PTRE.jar Result: U,F