Port Groper 2.15 Beta

Port Groper is an open source port overloading tool re-written in Java.<br /><br />Port Groper can be used to test a wide range of network administration capabilities.<br /><br />Typical Port Groper Usage:<br />1. Can be used to benchmark firewalls for IP banning of DoS attacks to a specific port.<br />2. Can be used to distort website tracking information (such as Google Analytics).<br />3. Can be used to distort web-page hits (or hits per day).<br />4. Can bring down single (non clustered, or poorly clustered) servers.<br /><br />While Port Groper can be used for DoS attacks; I hold absolutely no responsibility or liability for those that use this tool in such a way.<br /><br />Port Groper v2 has support for Java 1.6 and Java 1.7. I have only tested PG on Windows 7 x64 with Java 1.7. If there are any issues please check the wiki or download the NetBeans source and recompile.<br /><br />Port Groper v1 is written in python and requires python 2.7 (exe version does not require python 2.7 to be installed)<br /><br />Features<br /><br /> Proxy communication using proxy lists<br /> Easy to use GUI<br /> Platform independent<br /> Multi-threaded<br /> Can spam/flood a website to increase hits and/or distort tracking information<br /> Able to deny service on servers without being distributed (e.g. overloads a port to hog all connections)<br /> Multi-threaded<br /> Random user-agents

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Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
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