On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 16:03, Adam Augustine wrote: > Does anyone know of a good technique for simulating load on a network > that had been hit by a virus? > > What I think I need is a good way to just spray (SYN, or other) packets > to a large number of destination addresses more or less simultaneously. > It may or may not be necessary to have receivers at the other end, for > purposes of this test anyway. > > I am trying to use nmap in this manner: > > nmap -T Insane -sP -n 10.0.0.0/8 > > But it just doesn't seem to be cranking them out as fast as I need. > > Anyone know of such a tool?
I hope you're not doing this on a real network! There are a number of network simulators that would simulate such things. One that comes to mind is SSFNet at http://www.ssfnet.org . SSFNet has a package called SSF.App.Worm that "models the spread of a network work such as Code Red v2 or Sapphire/Slammer." Casey
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