panic-attacker 1.0.1

Universal stress testing and logic-based bug signature detection
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: PMPL-1.0-or-later
# panic-attacker configuration file example
# Copy to panic-attacker.toml and customize

[xray]
# Default verbosity for X-Ray scans
verbose = false

# Include hidden files in analysis
include_hidden = false

# Minimum lines for a file to be considered
min_lines = 10

[attack]
# Default attack intensity
# Options: light, medium, heavy, extreme
intensity = "medium"

# Default attack duration in seconds
duration = 60

# Attack axes to use by default
# Options: cpu, memory, disk, network, concurrency, time
axes = ["cpu", "memory", "concurrency"]

# Run attacks in parallel
parallel = false

[report]
# Default output format
# Options: terminal, json, yaml
format = "terminal"

# Use colored output
colors = true

# Show per-file breakdown in verbose output
per_file = true

[thresholds]
# Minimum robustness score to pass (0-100)
min_robustness_score = 50.0

# Maximum weak points before failing
max_weak_points = 10

# Fail on critical severity weak points
fail_on_critical = true