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MaddStress
MaddStress is a simple denial-of-service (DDoS) Tools for Desktop.
MaddStress is a simple denial-of-service (DDoS) attack tool that refers to attempts to burden a network or server with requests, making it unavailable to users. I created this tool for system administrators and game developers to test their servers. Use at your own risk. NOTE: Use Remote Desktop Protocol to Use This Program, If You Using Own Network It Will Have No Effect. Why is there a warning that malicious detected? because this tool is illegal, that is, to be able to carry out attacks... -
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NetComp Scan
IT Admin tool used for remote computer and network information
NetComp Scan comes with 7 tools to make life easier ComputerInfo - Allows you to get basic information from remote computer including last logged on user, storage device info, time since last restart, and installed programs. IP info - Ping allows you to get your computer IP information including public IP and also allows you to ping like cmd. MAC Changer - Changes MAC with option to revert to default. Ping Sweep - Sweeps a specified network range and returns online devices. Port Scanner... -
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Porky Port Scanner
Light weight port scanner for Windows
Porky Port Scanner is light weight TCP and UDP port scanner for windows that also performs host discovery. No installation nessasary - just run Porky Port Scanner straight from the exe and start scanning!
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