Security & CryptographyOpen source
Informer Retribution System
An aggressive API-abuse script written in Rust, designed to flood malicious endpoints (such as exposed keylogger webhooks) with continuous, randomized payload loops.
Why I built it
As a counter-measure against low-tier attackers who leave their webhook or drop-server APIs exposed within their malware. This tool was built to retaliate by burying their servers in useless data.
Architecture & decisions
A multithreaded Rust application designed for high-throughput HTTP POST requests. It extracts the target API endpoint from a discovered payload, generates randomized garbage data (or specific 'annoyance' text packages), and continuously fires requests in an infinite loop to exhaust the attacker's database or API rate limits.
Key features
- 01High-throughput multithreaded HTTP request loops
- 02Randomized payload generation
- 03Targeted API rate-limit exhaustion