Developer REST API v2.0 Live

Next-Gen Botnet Simulation & Stresser REST API

Programmatic network stress testing engineered for developers, DevOps, and security researchers. Automate Layer 4 & Layer 7 load simulations via high-throughput REST API.

Developer-Grade Botnet Simulation Infrastructure

25M+ API Requests Dispatched
1.5 Tbps Bot Swarm Throughput
< 80ms API Dispatch Latency

Automated Botnet Simulation for Modern DevSecOps

Botnet.rest delivers developer-first load testing. Launch thousands of concurrent bot simulations via REST endpoints to validate rate limiters, firewalls, and server scalability.

High-Throughput REST API Endpoints

Control your stress tests programmatically. Launch, monitor, and terminate attacks with simple curl, Python, Node.js, or Go requests integrated directly into your CI/CD pipeline.

Realistic Botnet Traffic Emulation

Simulate realistic distributed client behavior with distinct HTTP/2 multiplexing, custom TLS ciphers, human browsing patterns, and randomized headers to test edge defenses.

CI/CD & DevSecOps Ready

Add automated resilience checks to your build and deployment pipeline. Catch capacity regressions and bottleneck vulnerabilities before shipping to production.

Scalable Multi-Node Bot Swarm

Scale from single-target API load tests up to 1.5 Tbps enterprise stress benchmarks across hundreds of distributed high-bandwidth compute nodes with zero warm-up time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Botnet.rest API?

Generate an API key in your account profile, then send GET or POST requests to our RESTful endpoints (e.g., https://api.botnet.rest/api/fire) with your target, port, duration, and method.

Can I integrate Botnet.rest with CI/CD pipelines?

Yes, our API supports standard JSON responses and status endpoints, allowing seamless integration with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and custom monitoring suites.

What types of botnet traffic does Botnet.rest simulate?

Botnet.rest simulates both volumetric Layer 4 floods (UDP/TCP/ICMP) and advanced Layer 7 application assaults including HTTP flood, cache bypass, and browser JS challenge solvers.

Is authorization required before testing?

Strictly yes. All users must verify ownership or explicit authorization of the destination host before launching any botnet simulations.