NGFW Validation

Execute active traffic simulations to test Firewall policies and IPS engines.

⚠️ Important: These tests run over HTTPS (Port 443). Your firewall must have SSL Decryption (DPI-SSL) enabled for this domain to inspect the payloads. Without decryption, the firewall cannot see the attack signatures inside the encrypted tunnel.
IP Shun Cooldown Delay:
Pause between attacks — increase if NGFW only logs the first attack
Run IPS, AET, and C2C tests sequentially

Intrusion Prevention (IPS) Signature

SQLi, XSS, Path Traversal

Advanced Evasion Technique (AET)

Obfuscation, URL/Hex Encoding

Command & Control (C2C) Beacon

OOB Exfil, Web Shells, Stagers

Network IP Flooder

Concurrent stress test. Warning: May trigger aggressive IP Shunning.
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Free NGFW & IPS Testing Tool

Validate your Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) with live attack simulations directly from your browser. ITSecTools sends real SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), and Path Traversal payloads through your network to verify that your firewall detects and blocks them. Unlike static vulnerability scanners, these are active traffic tests that confirm your security controls work in real-time.

Test Categories

  • IPS Signature Testing — SQLi, XSS, and Directory Traversal payloads injected into standard HTTP traffic.
  • Advanced Evasion Techniques (AET) — Log4j JNDI header injection, Hex/URL-encoded SQL injection, and Shellshock Bash function injection in HTTP headers.
  • Command & Control (C2) Beacon Simulation — OOB data exfiltration, web shell command beacons, and Python reverse shell stagers.
  • Protocol Evasion Validation — Jumbo HTTP headers and method spoofing to test RFC compliance.

Why This NGFW Testing Tool?

Most firewall testing tools require agents, installations, or paid subscriptions. ITSecTools runs entirely in your browser — no setup, no downloads, no cost. The console output shows real-time results including HTTP status codes, connection resets, and timeout analysis, giving you immediate visibility into your firewall's response to each attack vector. SSL Decryption (DPI-SSL) must be enabled for your firewall to inspect the HTTPS payloads.