Description
SimpleDDoS is a tiny Denial Of Service module with multi-threading support using cluster.
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๐ SimpleDDoS
Description
SimpleDDoS is a tiny Denial Of Service module with multi-threading support using cluster
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Author of the module is not responsible for any illegal actions. This module was written for testing purposes.
Known issues
- Doesn't work on WSL with a high number of requests
Installation
# yarn
yarn global add simple-ddos
# npm
npm i -g simple-ddos
Usage
CLI
# Launches 10 threads of sending 100 requests every 1.5s
simple-ddos 10 http://localhost 100 1500
ddos(threadsCount, host, requestCount, interval)
The module launches a list of threads and sends a lot of requests to some host with some interval.
const ddos = require('simple-ddos')
// Launches 10 threads of sending 100 requests every 1.5s
ddos(10, 'http://localhost', 100, 1500)