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[VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - BreShiE - 02-03-2014

Sup guys. I've noticed an influx of people wanting to create their own DDoS program so I decided to show you all the basic (and IMO best) way of sending attacks from your "API". Okay, for now we're going to call them API's but I will go in depth later on why that is not the correct terminology.

tl;dr READ IT YOU LAZY ****.

If you don't trust this, virus scan it yourself. I can't be bothered sorry. 8)

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(02-03-2014, 03:21 PM)Duubz Wrote: I vouch for this. Mainly because I love DDoS attacks. xD



Okay, now let's talk about why we shouldn't call these "API's" API's. API stands for Application Programming Interface. These are used for such things as Twitter, Facebook and Skype [DECOMMISSIONED]. What this means, is that the program is able to control aspects of these sources for the benefit of both the programmer and business that the API belongs to. However, this does not mean that these DoS/DDoS links are API's as all the link is doing is sending attacks to other servers. Not really an API.


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - Equinox - 02-03-2014

I vouch for this. Mainly because I love DDoS attacks. xD


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - Eclipse - 02-03-2014

So this is a legit DDoS tool? Not DoS? How?


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - BreShiE - 02-03-2014

(02-03-2014, 04:02 PM)Sparks Wrote: So this is a legit DDoS tool? Not DoS? How?

It's an example of how you can send a request to PHP scripts online. It could be used for DoS or DDoS. For example; if you were to send the attack to one DoS shell (Like greenshell) that would then attack. However if you were to use multiple greenshells that would be DDoS (because it's initiating multiple attacks from multiple servers).

Most people will use it for sending requests to their "API's", these "API's" send attacks to multiple different servers. So again, that's DDoS.

The tool itself is not a DDoS tool, it's just an example of how you can make one.


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - Eclipse - 02-03-2014

(02-03-2014, 04:07 PM)BreShiE Wrote: It's an example of how you can send a request to PHP scripts online. It could be used for DoS or DDoS. For example; if you were to send the attack to one DoS shell (Like greenshell) that would then attack. However if you were to use multiple greenshells that would be DDoS (because it's initiating multiple attacks from multiple servers).

Most people will use it for sending requests to their "API's", these "API's" send attacks to multiple different servers. So again, that's DDoS.

The tool itself is not a DDoS tool, it's just an example of how you can make one.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking.


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - EKNOZ - 02-05-2014

Looks pretty good man thanks Biggrin

- EKNOZ


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - sykerz - 03-14-2014

Thanks, testing out right now.


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - 0xDEAD10CC - 03-22-2014

There's not much for explanation here, there's more comments than anything else, but not having a *static* instance or at least some global instance of that webclient means you'll never be able to use the same one again, and multiple instances are going to leave behind junk on the heap for the GC to come along and clean it up at some point in time which isn't guaranteed unless you force the GC to collect memory... There's nothing good about this. For a language that has garbage collection, you should learn more about it. The other thing is that you should avoid using the old VB6 constants and convert them to more .NET-like alternatives. Environment.Newline is a good choice.


RE: [VB.NET] Free DDoS Source - Send Attacks To API's - Fully Commented - Support [FREE] - Cyb3rNuX - 06-13-2017

Download link doesn't work anymore, update anyone? Smile