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[TUT] Funny way to temporarily disable a website - WickedPunk - Aug 30, 2014 Hello my lovely HF users 😁 Today ill be showing you a funny "exploit" you can say that i found in websites that are hosted by SPAM.com Explanation on what the "exploit" is: websites that are hosted by SPAM that don't pay for their "unlimited premium" data transfer, host ect have a CPU limit that when it reaches the limit it closes the website for a couple of hours (i think the owner has to do something in order to put the website back in air but i never tried this on myself) Requirements: Target to be hosted by SPAM.com Hitleap account with a couple minutes (around 500) a huge penis Step one: Login to your hitleap account and make sure you have a couple of minutes in Step two: Send traffic to the targets website with a duration of 10 seconds and the traffic source being Anonymous / Direct (if you have a lot of minutes and you don't want to spend all of them limit the total numbers of hit) Step three: wait for your target to recieve the traffic and when its done go to the website and it will look like this: This was my tutorial on how to temporarily disable a website hosted by SPAM :), if this method is already known i apologize for wasting your time but this is new to me and i felt like sharing this with people on HF, Good day 🤝 * - Ðexter - Aug 30, 2014 Basically DDoS the site by sending it traffic instead of packets, well, traffic is packets in a way. This is not an exploit and this works on all sites if you have enough "traffic". * - conmon62101 - Aug 30, 2014 Could this work with jingling? Or is the traffic to slow?