RE: DoS tools

["Talha, Sebastien" <Sebastien_Talha () NAI com>]

CASL in cyberCop scanner have few built-in but allows you to built
graphically other ones, and it's running under Linux if you like (older
version, 2.5, if I remember well).
Cheers.
Seb.

-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Knox [mailto:Sknox () CQOS COM]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 10:54 PM
To: 'pen-test () securityfocus com'
Cc: 'Mark Villanova'
Subject: RE: DoS tools


I don't know of an "all in one" tool, but I currently use the following
tools to stress test TCP/IP stacks and network devices:

* the ISIC suite of tools 
* hping
* sing
* apsend (has a few built in DoS attacks)
* nemesis
* nmap 

I use ISIC and apsend for stress testing, and the remaining tools to
construct individual packets and test stack behavior. I'm sure I'm missing a
few tools, but these are a good start.

- Sean


-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Villanova [mailto:mark () readylinkhealthcare net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 12:00 PM
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: DoS tools


I am looking to hammer an open source firewall/IDS to really put it
through its paces. What I need is an all in one TCP/IP/UDP denial of
service tool.  My client wants to see the results of these real world
tools against this box to prove how effective a well managed open source
solution can be.  I have heard  ? datapool ? is good but have been
unable to find it so far.  Any suggestions on such a tool are welcome.

Thanks,

--Mark


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