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[Java] Minecraft Server Exploit[RELEASE][SOURCE] - 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: [Java] Minecraft Server Exploit[RELEASE][SOURCE] (/showthread.php?tid=2221370) |
Minecraft Server Exploit[RELEASE][SOURCE] - Mаrijuаnа - Feb 17, 2012 Ok, so I found this exploit around 5 months ago. I guess you could say it is big, I have not done to much testing on it. Pretty much what it does is it "fills" up the server with fake bots for around 30 seconds. You can keep doing it over and over and I guess you could edit the source to make it keep filling the server. So you can block servers from being joined by others. Also heres a picture of what it does to servers: ![]() Thankyou for reading, I just wanted to share this find ^_^ even though I found it like 5 months ago... SOURCE: Code import java.io.BufferedReader;* - logicx - Feb 17, 2012 haha, that's awesome. I edited the code a tiny bit to make it attack constantly. Seems to work great so far.. Here is what I changed it to. Code import java.io.BufferedReader;* - Gaming Guru - Feb 17, 2012 cool nice find man i might test it goood work * - broseidon - Feb 17, 2012 Sorry, but could someone compile this into a .class for me? I don't have jdk installed atm. * - gotoel - Feb 17, 2012 It seems like it only stops the person who's sending the attack from joining. * - Coffee™ - Sep 10, 2013 how does i use it?🤫 where i add it? * - Kawop - Sep 10, 2013 It's just local-side sorry to annoy you but it's simply like when you disconnect/connect quickly 😉 * - vitafortis - Sep 10, 2013 OP, what you found isn't an exploit or a bug, but rather just a manipulation of the connection count. It's the same principle as a DDOS attack - You flood it full of requests so it can't properly process the real ones. Cheers. * - Sparta. - Sep 10, 2013 (Sep 10, 2013 09:25 AM)vitafortis Wrote: OP, what you found isn't an exploit or a bug, but rather just a manipulation of the connection count. It's the same principle as a DDOS attack - You flood it full of requests so it can't properly process the real ones. You realize this was 1 year ago? 🤣 And no, it's not a DDOS attack. It's an exploit. You are exploiting by using packets to fake a user joining the server. Sure, it can be called a DDOS attack, but it's still an exploit. * - vitafortis - Sep 10, 2013 (Sep 10, 2013 01:30 PM)Sparta. Wrote: You realize this was 1 year ago? 🤣 Just did xD It's not a DDOS attack, I said it represents a similar concept. And the term exploit means take advantage of something, which it isn't. It's just emulating a large number of connections :P * - Sparta. - Sep 10, 2013 (Sep 10, 2013 01:42 PM)vitafortis Wrote: Just did xD Fuck you, you're a noob. Shut the fuck up. Haha. Just kidding. I (don't) love you. OT: I think it's time for someone to close this thread before more members decide to think this 'exploit' still is available to use 🤝 * - JavaProphet - Sep 10, 2013 I'm fairly certain this is actually the minecraft server blocking you since you started/sent invalid data. It is simply a device to make spambots & ddos(I think) tools harder to use. |