CMV STRESSOR is a powerful yet straightforward web application stress testing tool, designed to simulate high-traffic scenarios for load testing and performance evaluations. Whether you are testing your own server or evaluating a system with explicit permission, CMV STRESSOR can assist in assessing how your target handles large volumes of HTTP requests.
Important: This tool is for ethical use only. Always ensure you have permission before performing any tests. Unauthorized use could have serious legal consequences.
Disclaimer: I take no responsibility for any misuse of this tool. Using it without permission is illegal and unethical. The responsibility falls entirely on the user.
- Customizable Headers: Simulate real user behavior by modifying the User-Agent and adding custom headers.
- Proxy Support: Easily route requests through proxies for more realistic testing scenarios.
- Multiple Stress Testing Methods:
heta: Primary stress testing method with random flags and rotating HTTP proxies.hetb: Alternate method with hardcoded headers, no proxies, for more direct load testing.- Default HTTP Method: Standard HTTP GET requests for basic load generation.
- Flexible Configuration: Use command-line flags to adjust settings such as headers, proxy lists, and user agents.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/BheemKiGoli/CMV-STRESSOR.git cd CMV-STRESSOR -
Build the project:
go build -o cmv-stressor . -
Run the tool using the following options (see Usage section below).
Execute CMV STRESSOR from the command line with the following options:
Usage: ./cmv-stressor -site <destination site> -safe <shutdown after Dos> -proxy <proxies.txt> -<methodname>
-site: Target site URL (e.g.,http://example.com)-safe: Option to automatically shut down after testing for safety.-proxy: Path to a file containing proxy addresses for request routing.-agents: Load custom User-Agent strings from a file (optional).-header: Add custom headers to the requests.-heta: Main stress test method, using random flags and proxy rotation.-hetb: Alternate method with hardcoded headers and no proxies.-version: Displays version information.
Example Usage:
./cmv-stressor -site http://example.com -safe -proxy proxies.txt -hetaThis command will initiate a stress test with the heta method, using rotating proxies and random headers, and will shut down automatically once completed.
Stay tuned for HTTP/2 support—we’re actively working on an enhanced version of CMV STRESSOR to support HTTP/2 stress testing, enabling more sophisticated evaluations for modern systems.
This tool is strictly for authorized testing. Before running any stress tests, ensure you have explicit, written permission from the target system’s owner. Unauthorized use for testing purposes is illegal and unethical, and could result in severe legal consequences.
We strongly encourage all users to adhere to the highest ethical standards and use this tool responsibly.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.