Absolutely. We will produce initially some code you can run on a powerful simulator computer (checkout MaidSafe-Common/address_space_tool.cc at next · maidsafe-archive/MaidSafe-Common · GitHub) which will be upgraded with many more tests (this is a fallicy test right now, but with 10,000 nodes and 3 consensus chains an attack of over 200,000,000 nodes is still not enough (be aware this test takes nearly a month to run)).
In testnet2 all the nodes and churn (creep churn and sudden mass loss) we can throw at this will be great, @Viv and the visualiser will be analysing events and allowing us to monitor closely the effects. It’s hard otherwise as many attacks just disappear as the network swallows them up, so we have left out some security features to allow us to attack in other ways.