PyDDOS X
A simple DDoS testing library in Python. It provides various attack methods such as UDP flood, SYN flood, and Botnet simulation for testing and simulation purposes.
Features
- UDP Flood: Launch a UDP flood attack to test the resilience of a server.
- SYN Flood: Simulate a SYN flood attack.
- Botnet: Simulate a botnet attack by using multiple threads.
Installation
You can install pyddos3 via pip from PyPI:
pip install py-ddosX
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