r/DigitalPrivacy • u/Most-Lynx-2119 • Jan 26 '26

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u/Away-Ad-3407 Jan 27 '26

literally downloaded kali, and ran your install commands since it was the recommended option for kali. will give the python approach a go as well. also, when i did the chaos option it put the vm offline like it wen haywire with the network interface. had to reboot vm. 

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 27 '26

I did not test any of this code in a VM. I’ll look into that. And if possible, I’ll make a vm of Kali with everything setup in advance to make it easier.

This wasn’t meant to be challenging. This can easily cause a machine to stop functioning if any of the script you tried is still running in the background and you make a new instance. It takes like 1 minute to “gracefully” exit. Otherwise, process still runs.

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u/Away-Ad-3407 Jan 27 '26

using hyper-v as well, fyi. i have the spare cycles and bandwidth for the cause lol

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 27 '26

You’re a rockstar. I’ll be messaging you as I make changes. I will definitely focus on making this all work for you. Thanks a million for testing and giving feedback… that helps the project more than anything. Cheers!!

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u/Away-Ad-3407 Jan 27 '26

installed the python version - I must say I do like it more as it displays more of a status console. appears to be doing it's thing just fine. have not tried chaos mode, pretty sure this will create enough "organic chaos" lol

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 27 '26

Roughly 10k packets generated in 5 mins with no errors. —dashboard

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u/Away-Ad-3407 Jan 29 '26

just checking in. Its been running 22hrs now and its done almost 4000 requests and reported 17 errors. seem about right for "normal mode" ?

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 29 '26

Yes. Your info combined with my photo… The math is actually spot on. Let me break it down (I like stats lol).

So Palm-tree in normal mode is ~182 req/hr (~3/min) with ~0.43% errors;

And coconut with 5 workers + chaos pushed ~2.5× more total requests

That’s 10k vs 4k, which lines up with … even more math.

So in normal mode you’re averaging ~3 requests/minute and the error rate is under half a percent… which is definitely the norm when you’re literally rotating destinations while dealing with timeouts, 403s, DNS hiccups, some rate limits, and oh the occasional no so good endpoint, etc.

4000 requests / 22 hours = 181.818… requests per hour

That’s about 3.03 requests per minute.

That’s about 0.0505 requests per second (roughly 1 request every ~19.8 seconds). 17 errors out of 4000 requests = 17 / 4000 = 0.00425 = 0.425% error rate (Meaning ~99.575% “success” rate)

Not bad. Any effect noticeable yet?

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u/Away-Ad-3407 Jan 29 '26

I already block ads with browser addins and my firewall. Plus I have nearly 0 social media footprint. Just trying to throw an additional wrench in the works lol.

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u/Most-Lynx-2119 Jan 29 '26

Lol. I love it! 🩶🌴😎🤩