ESP32 Network Eater is a prototype system built with ESP32 that continuously generates internet traffic. The user can specify which Wi-Fi network to connect to and which website to target. The ESP32 downloads the target site in small chunks to continuously utilize the internet.
- Created from scratch by Ege Önder
- Accepts Wi-Fi SSID and password from the user.
- Accepts target website URL from the user.
- Downloads website content in small chunks to continuously generate network traffic.
- Efficient use of memory (RAM-friendly).
- Operates almost non-stop for maximum network usage.
- Upload the code to ESP32.
- Open the Serial Monitor (115200 baud).
- Enter Wi-Fi SSID and password.
- Enter the target website URL.
- ESP32 will start downloading the site continuously, generating internet traffic.
Note: This code has not been personally tested and is provided as-is for educational purposes.
- This project is intended for educational purposes and personal testing only.
- Do not use this project to target third-party websites or networks without permission.
- The creator of this project assumes no responsibility for misuse or any consequences arising from improper use.
- Excessive network usage may trigger rate limits or temporary blocks by service providers.
- Ensure continuous power supply if running 24/7.
- Running the ESP32 continuously may cause it to overheat.
- Add a web-based interface for dynamic user input.
- Support multiple websites in parallel for increased traffic generation.
- Implement adjustable traffic speed and chunk size for flexible testing.
Thank you for testing!