DDoS (not DoS)

[Phygar]

Well, i was a little bit interested in it, plus a little bored, so I wrote a program that will help take down something like a server you hate. When run, it will move it's self to the system directory, and make a registry key to launch on startup. When the system's clock reaches a certain day (I can change it to be more accurate if needed) It will start the attack. It's pretty basic, with a bit of mixing up what it sends, but it will no doubt get the job done if you wish to take down something small like a server. Taking down a website is many times harder, but still achievable by this, and due to the legality I won't take part in it.

EDIT: if this isn't clear to people, the difference between DoS (Denial of service) and DDOS (Distributed Denial of Service) is that DDoS required many people to do it. What this does is unsuspectingly causes the victim to take part in a large Denial of Service attack.

If you wish to get hold of this, post in here just to acknowledge the post, but also contact me on my MSN which is in my profile or PM me I just won't post anything in here because i don't want random people ddosing people.

[2dgreengiant]

hmm sounds interesting :P

[Clain]

Don't you just send a real real big ping to an IP for a basic DDOS.. I'm not good with that stuff :X

[Krip]

Don't you just send a real real big ping to an IP for a basic DDOS.. I'm not good with that stuff :X

Something like that... it's illegal and quite traceable.

A denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) or distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack) is an attempt to make a computer resource unavailable to its intended users. Although the means to carry out, motives for, and targets of a DoS attack may vary, it generally consists of the concerted, malevolent efforts of a person or persons to prevent an Internet site or service from functioning efficiently or at all, temporarily or indefinitely. Perpetrators of DoS attacks typically target sites or services hosted on high-profile web servers such as banks, credit card payment gateways, and even DNS root servers.

[Sychotix]

For people without very big imagination, you must send this to other people... (pre setup of course). It would also be best if you bound it to something so that the victim (because thats what they are) were unsuspecting.

To the creator of the program... it would be a good idea if you would make the program connect to either that computer or a database awaiting further instructions... basically a botnet =P

Botnets are the best way to DDoS since they are always on call... i'm still lookin for a botnet >_<

[Phygar]

For people without very big imagination, you must send this to other people... (pre setup of course). It would also be best if you bound it to something so that the victim (because thats what they are) were unsuspecting.

To the creator of the program... it would be a good idea if you would make the program connect to either that computer or a database awaiting further instructions... basically a botnet =P

Botnets are the best way to DDoS since they are always on call... i'm still lookin for a botnet >_<

Yeah, that's what a plan to do. I just need a way that won't cause it to be more easily be traced back to me.

[KaiN_92]

Something like that... it's illegal and quite traceable.

How will u trace back 100s of ips + socks cause of root flooding ?

[Sychotix]

Yeah, that's what a plan to do. I just need a way that won't cause it to be more easily be traced back to me.

maybe connect to a free database?

OR if you want to make it like a good botnet, have them loop around... like # 5 connects to # 1347 which in turn connects to # 5432 which connects to you, which you connect to # 666... and so forth =P (the last one is because they can eventually trace it back to you even with jumping IP's but they will think ur just another victim)