Made by https://elitestresser.club 🌟
Welcome to Python DDOS V1.0! 🎉 This is your ultimate IP stresser and IP booter, packed with power as a DDOS tool for testing your own servers. Whether you’re unleashing a UDP DDOS tool, a TCP DDOS tool, or hitting web servers with HTTP floods, this Python-built gem has you covered! 🛠️
- UDP Plain: Fixed payloads for steady streams. 📦
- UDP Random: Random payloads for chaotic fun. 🎲
- TCP SYN Flood: SYN packets to overwhelm targets (Single or Multi-threaded). 🎯
- TCP Data Flood: Data blasts after connecting (Single or Multi-threaded). 💾
- GET request barrage for web server stress testing. 📡
- Target IP & port (1-65535) for pinpoint IP booter action. 🎯
- Flood duration in seconds—go as long as you want! ⏱️
- Packet size (1-65500 bytes) for UDP & TCP Data floods. 📏
- TCP styles: Single socket or 10-thread multi-threaded chaos! 🧵
- Colorful output with Colorama. 🌈
- Input validation to keep you on track. ✅
- Packet/request counts after every flood. 📊
- 🏷️ Window Title: Sets your console to "Python DDOS V1.0 By elitestresser.club". 😎
- Python 3.x: Grab it from python.org if you don’t have it! 🐍
- A terminal (Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Linux Terminal). 💻
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/python-ddos-v1.0.git
cd python-ddos-v1.0
Replace yourusername
with your GitHub username after uploading! 😉
pip install colorama requests
- colorama: For that rainbow vibe. 🌈
- requests: For HTTP flood magic. 🌐
python ddos_tool.py
Rename ddos_tool.py
to whatever you save the script as! 📜
Run it, and watch the title switch to "Python DDOS V1.0 By elitestresser.club"! You’ll see:
Made by elitestresser.club 🌟
=== Network Flood Tool ===
Protocols:
1. UDP
2. TCP
3. HTTP
Select protocol (1-3):
- 1 for UDP 🌊, 2 for TCP ⚡, 3 for HTTP 🌐.
- Method: 1 (Plain) or 2 (Random).
- Enter IP, port, duration, packet size.
- Method: 1 (SYN Flood) or 2 (Data Flood).
- Enter IP, port, duration.
- Style: 1 (Single) or 2 (Multi-threaded).
- Data Flood needs packet size too!
- Enter URL and duration.
Select protocol (1-3): 1
UDP Methods:
1. UDP Plain (Fixed payload)
2. UDP Random (Random payload)
Select method (1-2): 2
Enter server IP: 192.168.1.100
Enter port (1-65535): 12345
Enter flood duration in seconds: 10
Enter packet size in bytes (1-65500): 1024
[*] Starting UDP Random flood on 192.168.1.100:12345 with 1024-byte packets for 10 seconds...
[+] UDP Random flood complete! Sent 5432 packets.
Select protocol (1-3): 2
TCP Methods:
1. TCP SYN Flood (Sends SYN packets)
2. TCP Data Flood (Sends data after connection)
Select method (1-2): 1
Enter server IP: 192.168.1.100
Enter port (1-65535): 80
Enter flood duration in seconds: 5
Execution Style:
1. Single (One socket)
2. Multi-threaded (10 threads)
Select style (1-2): 2
[*] Starting TCP SYN flood (Multi-threaded) on 192.168.1.100:80 for 5 seconds...
[+] TCP SYN flood (Multi-threaded) complete! Sent 12345 SYN packets.
Select protocol (1-3): 3
Enter URL (e.g., http://example.com): http://192.168.1.100
Enter flood duration in seconds: 5
[*] Starting HTTP flood on http://192.168.1.100 for 5 seconds...
[+] HTTP flood complete! Sent 234 requests.
- UDP DDOS Tool 🌊: Blasts UDP packets to swamp ports.
- TCP DDOS Tool ⚡: SYN floods clog connections; Data floods eat bandwidth.
- IP Stresser 🌐: HTTP floods hammer web servers with requests.
- IP Booter 🎯: Pinpoint IPs and ports for ultimate control.
- Track your flood’s impact with packet/request counts! 📈
Made by https://elitestresser.club 🌟
Crafted by the network testing wizards at elitestresser.club, your go-to for IP stresser and IP booter solutions. Check us out for more epic tools! 🚀
For educational and legal testing only. No formal license—use responsibly and respect the law! ⚖️
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