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NTP DDOS - 1337anon - Apr 9, 2017
I was using zmap on port 123 to search for NTP servers but it uses all my upload speed to do so (15mbps), and it takes way too long when I make it use less. Is there any free VPS I could use to port scan on? I was using kali linux in a virtual machine. I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to this.
* - Dan Siebels - Apr 9, 2017
your going to prison dude rip. dont do this ever again.
* - 1337anon - Apr 9, 2017
(Apr 9, 2017 06:48 PM)Dan Siebels Wrote: your going to prison dude rip. dont do this ever again.
Is using Zmap illegal?
* - Gigabear - Apr 9, 2017
Dude what. You're scanning the internet on your home internet? Fork over the money for a decent VPS but be warned you will be suspended very quickly. Check out my thread for hosts to blacklist to decrease your suspension chance: More IP ranges to avoid scanning
I'd suggest starting with some smaller projects before you dive into this shit
* - Human - Apr 9, 2017
lmaooo OP IS fucked. You going to jail. Expect the police. Wipe the hardrives. gl op.
* - THC - Apr 9, 2017
Discussion of DDOS is not allowed here.
We recommend you take the time to read the HF Help Documents section. The answer to your questions should be contained in there.
* - elninocartel - Apr 10, 2017
Could you not scan open port 123 for educative purposes? Is Internet scanning, illegal in general, or only for certain ports? What about 80, 443, 53, 22?
* - THC - Apr 11, 2017
(Apr 10, 2017 11:20 PM)elninocartel Wrote: Could you not scan open port 123 for educative purposes? Is Internet scanning, illegal in general, or only for certain ports? What about 80, 443, 53, 22?
ISPs don't like you scanning on your home network.
If you have done any amount of scanning, you can probably expect a warning message coming from your ISP saying basically "Stop doing that shit or we are dropping your service and reporting you to feds"
* - Dan Siebels - Apr 11, 2017
(Apr 11, 2017 09:10 AM)M.D. Wrote: ISPs don't like you scanning on your home network.
If you have done any amount of scanning, you can probably expect a warning message coming from your ISP saying basically "Stop doing that shit or we are dropping your service and reporting you to feds"
i dont think the message is going to be quite that but it will be along the lines of it LMFAO.
* - 05317832892 - Apr 12, 2017
(Apr 9, 2017 08:27 PM)M.D. Wrote: Discussion of DDOS is not allowed here.
We recommend you take the time to read the HF Help Documents section. The answer to your questions should be contained in there.
I think we should be more concerned that he is scanning from a home connection lmao.
OP, port scanning a single IP won't raise much attention and they don't really care. When you scan the entire IPv4 range on 1 port, then they give a fuck. They WILL suspend your internet connection and forward details to law enforcement. This is a terrible idea and you need to be really careful. A 15mbps home connection will take years to complete a zmap scan so you really need to get a VPS for this stuff.