[Metrixprime105]

ip flooding with kali

Spoiler:

This tool is extremely powerfull it can kick anyone on your network in a matter off secounds and disable your router perminatly if used wrong so please follow this guide the tool send a huge amount off packets in a matter off secounds its best ro run in a virtual machine for saftey the guide is very simple and quick if you hit a ip address outside someones home it will kill the connection to the router and anyone else using the connection so yes its very very powerfull

The Attack

Spoiler:

First we need to navagate to the tool here is how



now the tool is very easy to use we need to put the ip address target two times and hit enter like so



Next hit Enter and injoy



output ^

Information

Spoiler:

This tool yet again is very powerfull tool so please use it at your own risk it works best when close to someones house and you have there ip and run the attack they will be hit offline in a matter of secounds but dont use this attack on your OWN IP it will destroy your router Please injoy this is a very simple guide i hope you like it injoy the guide have any quiestion PM

[h3r0]

You can also use the commands below to spoof the gateway and drop all packets. Making that user unable to do anything on the network.

Code:

arpspoof -t {victim ip} {gateway} echo -n 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Also in your explanation you say put the ip address target twice.. that's not how that works..

Code:

usage: ./iaxflood sourcename destinationname numpackets

The first argument should be the source ip address..



For those who want to run this but don't use kali here is a mirror where you can get the source.
http://www6.frugalware.org/mirrors/linux.../iaxflood/

[h3r0]

You can also use the commands below to spoof the gateway and drop all packets. Making that user unable to do anything on the network.

Code:

arpspoof -t {victim ip} {gateway} echo -n 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Also in your explanation you say put the ip address target twice.. that's not how that works..

Code:

usage: ./iaxflood sourcename destinationname numpackets

The first argument should be the source ip address..



For those who want to run this but don't use kali here is a mirror where you can get the source.
http://www6.frugalware.org/mirrors/linux.../iaxflood/

[Metrixprime105]

You can also use the commands below to spoof the gateway and drop all packets. Making that user unable to do anything on the network.

Code:

arpspoof -t {victim ip} {gateway} echo -n 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Also in your explanation you say put the ip address target twice.. that's not how that works..

Code:

usage: ./iaxflood sourcename destinationname numpackets

The first argument should be the source ip address..



For those who want to run this but don't use kali here is a mirror where you can get the source.
http://www6.frugalware.org/mirrors/linux.../iaxflood/

thanks for adding this this is helpfull to users

[Metrixprime105]

You can also use the commands below to spoof the gateway and drop all packets. Making that user unable to do anything on the network.

Code:

arpspoof -t {victim ip} {gateway} echo -n 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Also in your explanation you say put the ip address target twice.. that's not how that works..

Code:

usage: ./iaxflood sourcename destinationname numpackets

The first argument should be the source ip address..



For those who want to run this but don't use kali here is a mirror where you can get the source.
http://www6.frugalware.org/mirrors/linux.../iaxflood/

thanks for adding this this is helpfull to users

[Singularity_mybb_import13102]

It would be nice for you to post a little more information and details on this attack. Does this work from TCP, UDP, both? Will this down your network, if so how much? Things like this. Other than that, I say nice tutorial!

[h3r0]

It would be nice for you to post a little more information and details on this attack. Does this work from TCP, UDP, both? Will this down your network, if so how much? Things like this. Other than that, I say nice tutorial!

The reason for the attack is a DOS of Asterisk PBX by flooding the IAX2 protocol.

http://www.iss.net/security_center/refer...ll_Dos.htm

Seems like this attack is UDP based..
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/IAX

In fact I'm surprised it even boots people off of networks, unless they use VOIP..

[h3r0]

It would be nice for you to post a little more information and details on this attack. Does this work from TCP, UDP, both? Will this down your network, if so how much? Things like this. Other than that, I say nice tutorial!

The reason for the attack is a DOS of Asterisk PBX by flooding the IAX2 protocol.

http://www.iss.net/security_center/refer...ll_Dos.htm

Seems like this attack is UDP based..
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/IAX

In fact I'm surprised it even boots people off of networks, unless they use VOIP..