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How do you attack a single endpoint without flooding other endpoints? - mAGI___ - Sep 15, 2026
I've been trying to attack a single endpoint with k6, it was super easy until I realized I was flooding a lot of other endpoints and getting '429 too many requests'. I know it has to do a lot with the website architecture. It's allocated in Google cloud and uses Cloudflare.
What method would you recommend to try?
RE: How do you attack a single endpoint without flooding other endpoints? - DramaKing - Sep 15, 2026
(Sep 15, 2026 01:40 PM)mAGI___ Wrote: I've been trying to attack a single endpoint with k6, it was super easy until I realized I was flooding a lot of other endpoints and getting '429 too many requests'. I know it has to do a lot with the website architecture. It's allocated in Google cloud and uses Cloudflare.
What method would you recommend to try?
Don't try to flood Cloudflare.