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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. I digitally sign some files in my releases. If you'd like to verify those signatures, you can find my...
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    FoxNuke

    FoxNuke

    A Proffesional Stress-Testing(ddos) tool for pentesters

    The FoxNuke program is written in python and uses Firefox in order to complete the distributed denial of service attack feature. Multiple headers are used from the Firefox browser, along with a personal configuration option for the Opera browser. The FoxNuke Program is still underdevelopment as of 8/24/17, full release is set to come out sometime during 2017-2018. If you would like to participate in the TESTING of this program and would like to help report bugs, etc. then please email...
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    Moihack Port-Flooder

    A simple TCP/UDP Port Flooder written in Python.

    ...Moihack Port-Flooder is the Reloaded Version of the program with major code rewrite and changes. Code is much smaller in size now - from about 130 pure lines of codes to 35 lines only. To run it you must have Python 3.2 or newer installed.Tested this on Windows,but guess it will work in Linux also,since there are not any OS specific lines in the code. This tool was only written for personal tests and usage! It was NOT written to DDoS other people and/or cause harm to hardware.I am NOT responsible for any kind of damage you make by using this software. If you want to reach me, contact me at moihack.inside@gmail.com
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    OpenLC is a set tools designed to facilitate benchmarking and stress testing of a wide variety of information servers (WEB, Email, FTP, LDAP, ...). A XML-RPC API is offered for developers interested in creating clients that query the services provid
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    Netutils is a collection of libs/classes and tools for network programmers in Python. It provides different classes and methods for custom packet manipulation, network scanning and stress testing. Everything in pure Python
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