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MAX StressTester
MAX StressTester: Python stress testing tool for max CPU, RAM and Disk
Disclaimer:im still working on this project please provide any feedback of bugs if you want :D helps me improve the experience for others. Also, windows might flag the exe file for a virus as it a python to exe file (might fix it later) this explains why it could be flagged as a virus on some virus detectors: https://s.id/1Cuk1 MAX StressTester is an open-source stress testing tool developed by ssit, available on the popular software development platform, SourceForge. ... -
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UnPlug
A UDP/HTTP DoS Bomber
Unplug Is A Network Testing/Stress Testing/DoS Tool That Gets You Where You Want To Be. It's Not The Best Right Now, But It Works :D I AM NOT TAKING ANY RESPONSIBILITY OVER YOUR ACTIONS, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Enjoy :D We Are Not Taking Any Donations, We Do This For Fun. -
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Http Evaporating Laser Pistol
HTTP Stress test application
...So this is in essence a Denial of Service application, because of that you have to remember not to use this for malicious purposes, the program calls back home on first run, so don't do any funny business ;-D Another thing to bear in mind when using this, is that you will have to have more bandwidth than the "victim", unless it is a really weak host you are flooding. Some light reading on the subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack
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