MikuMikuBeam is an open-source network stresser tool featuring a unique Hatsune Miku-themed frontend. It allows users to configure and execute various network attacks with real-time visualization and statistics, all while enjoying background music.
Key Features:
- Docker Ready: Easily deployable using Docker containers.
- Real-time Attack Visualization: Monitor attack progress and statistics live.
- Miku-themed UI: A vibrant and engaging user interface with a Hatsune Miku aesthetic, including background music.
- Configurable Attack Parameters: Customize attack methods, packet size, duration, and delay via the web interface.
- Multi-threaded Attack Handling: Utilizes multiple goroutines for efficient and scalable attack processing.
- Live Stats: Track successful and failed packets in real-time.
- Diverse Attack Methods:
HTTP Flood: Sends random HTTP requests.HTTP Bypass: Mimics realistic HTTP requests (redirects, cookies, headers).HTTP Slowloris: Maintains open connections with slow HTTP requests.Minecraft Ping: Sends Minecraft ping/motd requests.TCP Flood: Floods targets with raw TCP packets.
- CLI Support: Execute attacks directly from the command line with colored output and real-time stats.
- Multi-client Support: Supports multiple web clients running simultaneous, isolated attack instances.
Use Cases: MikuMikuBeam is designed for educational purposes, enabling users to understand and simulate network stress scenarios. It can be used for:
- Stress Testing: Evaluating the resilience of network infrastructure and applications under heavy load.
- Network Attack Simulation: Learning about different types of Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks in a controlled environment.
