The lack of understanding here truly hurts. I mean, it's clear you know how to setup booters, but do you actually know how what you're setting up works? You didn't explain how any of the methods work, nor even give a basic outline as to what a DDoS attack is.
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 (Nov 5, 2014 07:12 PM)Zabuza Wrote: The lack of understanding here truly hurts. I mean, it's clear you know how to setup booters, but do you actually know how what you're setting up works? You didn't explain how any of the methods work, nor even give a basic outline as to what a DDoS attack is. No, he has no idea what any of the methods are. He just has names. (Nov 6, 2014 12:05 AM)LilGhost Wrote: You're missing a lot of good DoS methods. There's so much you can do with TCP which isn't even mentioned here 🤨 Yeah, I have really missed few methods of Layer 7 too. I know HF is intelligent to understand. (Nov 6, 2014 01:17 AM)Archives Wrote: Yeah, I have really missed few methods of Layer 7 too. I know HF is intelligent to understand. I find layer 7 to be very limited. Layer 4 has many more possibilities. Sam Bowne gave a great talk about a new possible layer 4 attack which he demonstrated as having the ability to completely crash a server. Not just taking out its networking capabilities, rather it forced the server to completely shutdown which thus required a manual restart. 
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Very good and well explained, thanks! 🤝
 (Nov 5, 2014 02:12 PM)Narcissistic Behaviors Wrote: You're being that guy that doesn't understand what they do. Actually I do understand what they do lol. Slowloris sends incomplete HTTP packets at the webserver (only the header of the HTTP packet) at the webserver. This makes the webserver wait on the other half as it assumes you have poor internet and if enough headers are sent the server can't handle any more requests as it is waiting on all your malformed requests. So this is a header attack RUDY is sending POST data into a form field on a website. Usually this is started off with a high content header in the packet. You then send content into the field at a very low rate. This means the webserver has to wait on the data you are sending and this can crash the webserver. Using the POST request makes it a POST attack... Yeah totally don't know how it works (sarcasm) (Nov 6, 2014 08:44 AM)ThePacketBaron Wrote: Actually I do understand what they do lol. Slowloris sends incomplete HTTP packets at the webserver (only the header of the HTTP packet) at the webserver. This makes the webserver wait on the other half as it assumes you have poor internet and if enough headers are sent the server can't handle any more requests as it is waiting on all your malformed requests. So this is a header attack Hi, Dear new member, your request has been taken into consideration. (Nov 6, 2014 09:17 AM)-zERAiT Wrote: Well written tutorial, Archives. Hi, Thanks a lot for your kind words. (Nov 6, 2014 09:25 AM)DevNet Wrote: The amount of bullshit in this thread is too damn high. Thank you. I love to get reviews from new born babies members. |
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