slowhttptest

root@kali:~# slowhttptest -h

slowhttptest, a tool to test for slow HTTP DoS vulnerabilities - version 1.9.0
Usage: slowhttptest [options ...]
Test modes:
  -H               slow headers a.k.a. Slowloris (default)
  -B               slow body a.k.a R-U-Dead-Yet
  -R               range attack a.k.a Apache killer
  -X               slow read a.k.a Slow Read

Reporting options:

  -g               generate statistics with socket state changes (off)
  -o file_prefix   save statistics output in file.html and file.csv (-g required)
  -v level         verbosity level 0-4: Fatal, Info, Error, Warning, Debug

General options:

  -c connections   target number of connections (50)
  -i seconds       interval between followup data in seconds (10)
  -l seconds       target test length in seconds (240)
  -r rate          connections per seconds (50)
  -s bytes         value of Content-Length header if needed (4096)
  -t verb          verb to use in request, default to GET for
                   slow headers and response and to POST for slow body
  -u URL           absolute URL of target (http://localhost/)
  -x bytes         max length of each randomized name/value pair of
                   followup data per tick, e.g. -x 2 generates
                   X-xx: xx for header or &xx=xx for body, where x
                   is random character (32)
  -f content-type  value of Content-type header (application/x-www-form-urlencoded)
  -m accept        value of Accept header (text/html;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,*/*;q=0.5)

Probe/Proxy options:

  -d host:port     all traffic directed through HTTP proxy at host:port (off)
  -e host:port     probe traffic directed through HTTP proxy at host:port (off)
  -p seconds       timeout to wait for HTTP response on probe connection,
                   after which server is considered inaccessible (5)
  -j cookies       value of Cookie header (ex.: -j "user_id=1001; timeout=9000")

Range attack specific options:

  -a start        left boundary of range in range header (5)
  -b bytes        limit for range header right boundary values (2000)

Slow read specific options:

  -k num          number of times to repeat same request in the connection. Use to
                  multiply response size if server supports persistent connections (1)
  -n seconds      interval between read operations from recv buffer in seconds (1)
  -w bytes        start of the range advertised window size would be picked from (1)
  -y bytes        end of the range advertised window size would be picked from (512)
  -z bytes        bytes to slow read from receive buffer with single read() call (5)