Async HTTP Load Testing Tool (Educational Use Only)

An asynchronous Python-based CLI tool built with asyncio and aiohttp, designed for HTTP load testing and concurrency experiments.

This project focuses on learning and demonstrating asynchronous programming, request concurrency, and network behavior under load.

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Features

• Asynchronous HTTP requests using aiohttp
• Configurable total requests and concurrent connections
• Randomized User-Agent per request to simulate real traffic
• Continuous request loop for sustained load testing
• Lightweight and easy-to-run CLI interface

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Example

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[Configuration]
Examples: requests=1000 | concurrency=100

[13:35:08] Starting configuration...

› Target URL            (e.g. https://example.com) : https://example.com
› Total requests        (e.g. 1000) : 1000
› Concurrent connections(e.g. 100) : 100

────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Target URL   : https://example.com
 Requests     : 1000
 Concurrency  : 100
────────────────────────────────────────────────────


[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200
[OK] [13:35:24] Status: 200

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Installation & Usage

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• pip

Setup

git clone https://github.com/pangeran-droid/Hattack.git
cd Hattack
pip install aiohttp
chmod +x tester.py
./tester.py

Windows users:
If python3 is not available, run the script using:

python tester.py

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⚠️ Disclaimer & Legal Notice

This tool is created strictly for educational and research purposes.

✅ Allowed Use

• Load testing servers you own or have permission to test
• Simulating traffic for development and performance evaluation
• Learning asynchronous programming and networking concepts in Python

❌ Prohibited Use

• Attacking, disrupting, or degrading third-party systems
• Any activity that violates laws, regulations, or terms of service

Any misuse of this tool is solely the responsibility of the user. The developer assumes no liability for illegal or unethical use.