Hello Hackfourms. After several Days of coding and testing I am now ready to release my New DoS Tool Which was coded in 100% Perl Script.
Features of the DoS Tool:
-test This will test how many sockets are needed in order to Fill the whole server preform a DoS.
-port This is the port Snipzor789's DoS Tool will use to connect and socket the website. (Default Port:80)
-timeout The amount of time before re-connecting to the website and re-filling the sockets to sustain the DoS (1=1 Second 150=150 Seconds)
-num The amount of sockets to be used for the DoS attack best used with the number given from the -test option.
-tcpto The timeout for the TCP Connection to the website if a server is Latent decrease sockets and decrease the Tcpto for a more effective DoS.
-httpready HTTPReady only follows certain rules so with a switch Snipzor789's DoS Tool can bypass HTTPReady by sending the attack as a POST verses a GET or HEAD request.
-shost If the server has multiple webservers and if they keep logs seperate this will DoS the site you want but send ALL the logs to the other webservers.
-https Use is the webhost is HTTPS though this DoS tool is not really effective on most HTTPS servers.
-cache Webserver Cache avoidance.
If you test the webserver with the DoS Tool it will tell you how many sockets are required in order to create a successful DoS Attack and not allow anyone to connect to the webserver until you stop the DoS Attack.
If you preform a DoS attack and want to check the status of the current website you are DoS-ing then go to http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ and put the sites name in and check it.
To report any Bugs/Spelling Errors please forward and E-Mail to [email protected].
Currently I only know that this works on Linux or any system with a Terminal or Konsole.
Windows testers you may download and try to reconfigure the script the way you want and if you get it to work on Windows please forward and E-Mail to [email protected] on how you did it. It will be used and intergrated into a future release of the DoS Tool.
To Come In a future release:
- A easy to Use GuI.
- Full Support for Windows and Mac OS X.
- A website tester to check the web-servers status to see if it is up or down.
What will be removed in a future release?
-HTTPS Support since it is not that effective and doesn't take them down as fast as HTTP.
DoS Tool/Script Coding: Perl Script.
Virus Scan of the Script/DoS Tool:
https://www.virustotal.com/file/13a38b92...330653725/
Download + Download Password:
Link to Download: http://fbe.am/2Vh
Password: 4g5aw4gaw114g54awga544a7894xa
The file on Filebeam is a .TXT Ext. Please change it to .PL For it to work. Had to change the Ext because Filebeam does not support .PL Files.
Again To report any Bugs/Spelling Errors please forward and E-Mail to [email protected].
If you like the Tool please provide some feedback on this thread and keep it alive!
It takes you 25 Seconds to drop a comment with feedback.
It takes you 10 Seconds to +Rep If you like the tool.
It takes you 35 Seconds to make me happy.
Enjoy! 🤝
Features of the DoS Tool:
-test This will test how many sockets are needed in order to Fill the whole server preform a DoS.
-port This is the port Snipzor789's DoS Tool will use to connect and socket the website. (Default Port:80)
-timeout The amount of time before re-connecting to the website and re-filling the sockets to sustain the DoS (1=1 Second 150=150 Seconds)
-num The amount of sockets to be used for the DoS attack best used with the number given from the -test option.
-tcpto The timeout for the TCP Connection to the website if a server is Latent decrease sockets and decrease the Tcpto for a more effective DoS.
-httpready HTTPReady only follows certain rules so with a switch Snipzor789's DoS Tool can bypass HTTPReady by sending the attack as a POST verses a GET or HEAD request.
-shost If the server has multiple webservers and if they keep logs seperate this will DoS the site you want but send ALL the logs to the other webservers.
-https Use is the webhost is HTTPS though this DoS tool is not really effective on most HTTPS servers.
-cache Webserver Cache avoidance.
If you test the webserver with the DoS Tool it will tell you how many sockets are required in order to create a successful DoS Attack and not allow anyone to connect to the webserver until you stop the DoS Attack.
If you preform a DoS attack and want to check the status of the current website you are DoS-ing then go to http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ and put the sites name in and check it.
To report any Bugs/Spelling Errors please forward and E-Mail to [email protected].
Currently I only know that this works on Linux or any system with a Terminal or Konsole.
Windows testers you may download and try to reconfigure the script the way you want and if you get it to work on Windows please forward and E-Mail to [email protected] on how you did it. It will be used and intergrated into a future release of the DoS Tool.
To Come In a future release:
- A easy to Use GuI.
- Full Support for Windows and Mac OS X.
- A website tester to check the web-servers status to see if it is up or down.
What will be removed in a future release?
-HTTPS Support since it is not that effective and doesn't take them down as fast as HTTP.
DoS Tool/Script Coding: Perl Script.
Virus Scan of the Script/DoS Tool:
https://www.virustotal.com/file/13a38b92...330653725/
Download + Download Password:
Link to Download: http://fbe.am/2Vh
Password: 4g5aw4gaw114g54awga544a7894xa
The file on Filebeam is a .TXT Ext. Please change it to .PL For it to work. Had to change the Ext because Filebeam does not support .PL Files.
Again To report any Bugs/Spelling Errors please forward and E-Mail to [email protected].
If you like the Tool please provide some feedback on this thread and keep it alive!
It takes you 25 Seconds to drop a comment with feedback.
It takes you 10 Seconds to +Rep If you like the tool.
It takes you 35 Seconds to make me happy.
Enjoy! 🤝