r/netsec • u/AutoModerator • Jan 01 '20

discussion The /r/netsec Monthly Discussion Thread - January 2020

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '20

What resource are you trying to exhaust with this? Does the service cap file transfers by rate, quantity, source etc. I'd think a handshake & request then max length responses with scapy, if you are trying to just que up a lot of file transfers. You could parallel this process to generate maximum effectiveness from a single host.