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    PyNuker

    PyNuker

    A stress testing tool written in python.

    PyNuker is a network stress testing tool written in python. Because it is written in python it should run equally well on any system that has Python version 3.x installed. It infinitely(until stopped) sends a string of text via a UDP packet to a target computer or network device in an effort to flood the target with so much useless traffic that it stops responding to valid requests.
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    NightLight

    Network utillity

    With this tool you can stress test and find out if your network services is vulnerable to eg. a TCP or UDP attack. It has also a HTTP flooder, slowloris and a port checker. For more information about slowloris: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slowloris Please note that the coder of this program is not responsible for its use or if it does any damage.
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