[Johndoe27328]

Made my own custom one after reading about how it works.
For a more random message I used:

Code

msg = ''.join(random.choice(string.ascii_uppercase + string.lowercase + string.digits) for x in range(random.randint(1, 10)))
msg += "\r\n"

[`P R O D I G Y™]

Effective on a strong dedi or something :P thx for share

[Johndoe27328]

I could upgrade its capabilities, but I don't want to make the next script kiddy tool like LOIC.

As long as it has no gui I don't think they will use it.

[urpoer101]

Really nice looking script. Im also using python in my everyday coding, so this is good tool to my library. I'll test it soon as possible to my box and tell the results.

[Peredur]

Lovely project, its nice to see people trying to do pretty much everything in Python.
I would suggest you set the message higher, as 99,99% of the servers can handle 4096 bits at a time.
It would be something like this
for i in len(4096):
message +=str(random.randint(1,9))
It won't bring ALOT to the table, but it will increase power a little, especially when its being run on 100mbit/1gbit servers

[Peredur]

I understand your point of view, but it does really batter when you send 4096 bits per every thread from 1gbit server to an 100mbit server. It will simply bottleneck it with too much data. If you are going after consuming the victim's ephemeral ports, you will consume yours in the same time. to avoid that, add an on/off switch and a struct to point out the s_linger turned off, and 0 seconds wait time after you start a new connection. That way you might have an advantage.

I'm not saying what you did is wrong, it will work perfectly for what it is intended, I am just remarking some room for improvement.

[K.ing]

Needs some victory music when the site goes down.

Nice work op, I'll try this out next time I'm trying to take someone down.