This tool is made for ethical network testing & identification, designed to test the sensitivity and durability of any network application firewall, for further information or queries contact me at: prv@anche.no
This tool uses many frequently updated lists of open source proxies and user agent spoofing methods to flood a victims server logs or WAF with deceiving or overwhelming false traffic logs and events NOT to DDOS.
Each flagged request comes with its own unique and anonymous IP address and randomly generated user agent, allowing an attacker to "blend in amongs the noise" and obfuscate themself in the fake traffic created.
The requests sent out are purposely designed to cause red flags and be seen within a victims firewall, in order to mask and/or obfuscate potentially other malicious traffic an attacker may send, it does this by sending the HTTP/1.1 requests within irregular methods or traffic spikes, not enough to cause a DDOS- but enough to hide other activities that the firewall may be flagging at the time or current "under the radar" DDOS attacks.
This tool is useful for firewall testing and obfuscation/bypass purposes- along with the use to hide current payloads or attacks sent to a web server.
It can essentialy "Jam" or create noise in almost any web-facing HTTP based firewalls and words more than well against Cloudflare's WAF and "Event" catcher.
Although this tool is capable of sending thousands of false requests a minute from individually unique IP addresses and user agents, it is not designed for the purposes of performing a "Denial Of Service Attack" It still may coincidentally perform one, so be careful.
To use this tool you must have python3.9+ with pip3+ or similar package installer.
With the following libaries:
Colorama - (https://pypi.org/project/colorama/)
Requests - (https://pypi.org/project/requests/)
Faker - (https://pypi.org/project/Faker/)