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[.NET] UDP Flooder with Proxies - Printable Version +- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net) +-- Forum: Tech (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=444) +--- Forum: Coding (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=151) +---- Forum: Software Development (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=118) +---- Thread: [.NET] UDP Flooder with Proxies (/showthread.php?tid=1017254) |
UDP Flooder with Proxies - GeissT - Jan 30, 2011 Hey guys, I'm making a UDP Flooder in VB.NET and I want to be able to use Proxies but I don't know how to load the proxies into the program. I want them to be loaded from a text file into the software and use them in a random order. ~GeissT~ * - Ethereal - Jan 30, 2011 Use StreamReader and a foreach loop to load each line into a TextBox/ListBox. Then, simply read each line and alter the settings each time. * - TraptCode - Jan 30, 2011 Why use a streamreader in a foreach loop with a textbox or listbox? You can get the string directly without the streamreader. Code For Each I In TheTextBox.Lines* - Ethereal - Jan 30, 2011 (Jan 30, 2011 02:55 AM)TraptCode Wrote: Why use a streamreader in a foreach loop with a textbox or listbox? You can get the string directly without the streamreader. Because he has to read the Proxies from a file. * - GeissT - Jan 30, 2011 Thats correct, I do want to load the proxies from a file. But i could use that method of just typing it in but now i just need to learn how to use a stream reader with a proxy XD Thanks, Keep suggesting if possible. ~GeissT~ * - TraptCode - Jan 30, 2011 Ah, that is understandable. Code Dim FS As New IO.FileStream("C:\File.txt", IO.FileMode.Open, IO.FileAccess.Read)* - GeissT - Jan 30, 2011 (Jan 30, 2011 03:05 AM)TraptCode Wrote: Ah, that is understandable. This sounds good XD. Now how would i send this to the server? GeissT * - GeissT - Feb 14, 2011 BUMP, i still need help with this. Please? All i need to know is how to use the proxies that are loaded to hit the server... Thanks... :D * - shadow1992 - Feb 14, 2011 SO you need to send udp or tcp packets to the server by using proxies...i have noticed that none answer to you because they probably don't know, and also because there aren't many articles on the google relative so they can't leech them! My advice...start searching other community forums like codeplex or a msdn to get serius answers ... here there are many leechers and noobs that think they are coders . . .now i expect to get more -Reputetion!* Few members here Like Nathan and DragonHunter could help you! :D *Also when giving a reputation you have to give proofs of what you are saying...giving a reputation without proofs makes you moron! * - GeissT - Feb 15, 2011 Thanks Shadow, Im not sure what you are talking about rep for but meh. Ill take your advice on this, ill goto support forums i believe. Thanks, GeissT. * - Yugen - Nov 13, 2011 Hey i was just wondering if this is finished yet.I would love to have it. * - m4ma - Apr 11, 2017 i need it too is anyone have it? * - Ninja - Apr 11, 2017 I recommend not loading in all proxies at once. What if you have a huge list? Anything over a few thousand could cause lag or form freezes, and everything above 100k can cause immense lag if done incorrectly. Just read the lines 1 by 1 if you need them. @OP, I also recommend you look into threading, so you can send multiple UDP requests at once, if you haven't already. |