use this to create a list of ips

http://anonym.to/http://www.countryipblocks.net/

random ips are fail

>>54
That's a better idea, actually. Any idea on ip spoofing though? Say the target IP was 0.0.0.0; I want to send a data packet to everyone from 0.0.0.1-9.9.9.9 (for example), so they reply to 0.0.0.0 and 0.0.0.0 get's owned.

I just noticed, all my generated IPs end with a period :l

>>55
That is basicly what a smurf attack attack is, except smurf uses broadcast to conduct the attack. This won't really work that well because you will still have to generate the same amount of traffic, so you had better have a bigger pipe than the victim

>>58
Good point.

How can I do this more efficiently then? Because I'm fairly sure he has a better connection, moar bandwidths and more data forces than me.

From what I understand, don't most ISPs automatically block you from sending spoofed datagrams now anyway?

>>61
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Stop living in the past. To do this you need a botnet or something similiar set of computers.

AS long as your connection > Victim connection, you can do it.

Of course there are some other methods than just brutally mass raping the target, but actually using them requires some braincells.

>>61

not to my knowledge, however Windows XP SP 2 onwards stops you from spoofing source address to one different from any address onboard your system. It can be bypassed using winPcap or if you're using *nix you can do it from raw sockets.

>>66
I'm going to be doing it in Linux or BSD.
>>63
Botnet? Bah. I suppose I could backdoor some computers in the next week; these retards at the place I'm doing "work experience" have given their employees access to everything. And I might be left on one of them for two hours with a C++ compiler next week... so it could turn into win.

Anyway I'll have a look into backdooring windows (with all the stupid ms security holes, it shouldn't be too hard amirite?)

What about what that perl script "slow loris.pl" does? That supposedly requires little bandwidths.

You've got a lot to learn about DDOSing. If you wanna send packets, winsock is the API you're looking for. I've recently made a program that sends a spoofed syn flood. To spoof the source IP, you'll wanna use WinPcap instead of winsock because Microsoft took source IP spoofing out of winsock's raw packet feature in XP SP 2. Pic is the program I made.

>>86
'K.

>>86

Care to share that program anon?

>>86
Sauce?

Guys, I've been thinking. Why not just hack some HTML servers which support PHP, and then just create a script with PHP which spams packets and upload it to the servers. You can send TCP & UDP packets with PHP, right?

>>116

I'm not sure if you can do that in PHP. I looked for a way to do it, I couldn't find anything :(

That's something I was thinking of doing. Make an account with a free web hosting company (one with multiple servers), using computers in a public place to protect your own identity, then rinse and repeat until you're on at least 3 different servers. Then; you could put a script on each one.

Perhaps one of the scripts could interact with the other two (or more) and the three (or more) servers could "work together" like good friends and turn the DoS into a DDoS :)

www.w00w00.org/files/misc/spoof.c
EAT DAT WATERMEWON, SHO IS GUUD.

>>116
It's been done already. The PHP bot is coned via IRC. Go on irc.IndoIRC.net or google pBot.

bro-tip, not every isp supports spoofing