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# PyFlooder
An [HTTP Flood](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Flood) Python script that could stop a normal website in 10s

# How does it work ?
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Change it to

How does it work & how its flow?

like what you did in the other PR

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Then I will merge

It generates a configurable number of random GET requests and sends them to the target
# How does it work & how its flow?
PyFlooder is a simple python script that automatically generates a huge amount of GET requests to a website and as the result, the web server crashes.

# Usage

```
pyflooder.py < Hostname > < Port > < Number_of_Attacks >
```
# Important
the creator and contributor of PyFlooder are not responsible for any harm caused by you to anyone !