~ GreeDoS a Cybersecurity Red Team tool based on DDoS ~

Description

• Advanced Cybersecurity Red Team Tool

• Test Network Resilience: Simulate multi-vector DDoS attacks to evaluate how well network defenses hold up under stress as penetration testing purpose.

• Validate Security Controls: Assess the effectiveness of firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), and DDoS mitigation solutions in real-world scenarios.

• Conduct Red Team Exercises: Use the tool during authorized penetration tests to mimic attacker behavior and identify weaknesses in infrastructure.

• Improve Incident Response: Train SOC teams to detect, analyze, and respond to DDoS attacks by running controlled attack simulations.

• Optimize Network Performance: Identify bottlenecks and failure points under high traffic loads, enabling proactive network tuning.

• Automated Testing: Cybersecurity professionals can automate DDoS simulation tests within security testing suites, improving red teaming efficiency.

• Rapid Deployment: Network engineers can deploy the tool across environments for stress testing network resilience without complex setup.

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Installation Process via 'git' :

git clone https://github.com/MrEchoFi/GreeDoS_V2.git

cd GreeDoS_V2

// install external libraries, 

pip install requests scapy rich

or,

pip install -r requirements.txt

// If you want to ensure everything is up-to-date, you can use:

 pip install --upgrade requests scapy rich

// then run the tool,

python3 GreeDoS_ii.py

Note: Install Npcap externally.

Install Tcpreplay for high-speed packet replay:

sudo apt install tcpreplay

Recommendations:

    - you can run this tool in Ubuntu, kali linux, WSL, Debian & Arch, Parrot OS.
    - Use good level of router & ethernet cable.
    - If u want to run this tool aggressively for testing or lab based attacks with more time & thread then use high CPU, GPU and RAM based device.