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deltatsunami

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  1. Allright, hello to you all. I recently was experimenting with a download script, you know, the ones that record how many times that a file has been downloaded. I was bored one day, and I decided to make a mass "downloader" by just sending an HTTP GET for the download link: GET /download.php?id=1 HTTP/1.0 I noticed that this particular script increments it even if the file had not finished downloading, so I just did a closesocket() right after I sent that string. I looped it in a forever while loop, and I watched the "downloads" grow steadily. Since most computers are multicore right now, I decided to add threads to the program. I created about 10 threads of just download requests, but instead of incrementing the download, when I try to access the website, it gives me a 500 internal server error. This particular website was hosted with HostGator (not mine). I looked around for a similar download script and tried it on the other server; the downloads grew exponentially but there was no 500 internal server error. I am planning to set up a download script, and I just wanted to know how I should configure my server (if any way) so that mass HTTP GET requests would not DoS my server. Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
  2. All depends what you want your botnet to do. Take an IRC code base like cpIRC (http://www.nongnu.org/cpirc/) and you could probably figure out the rest. Most bot sources out there are probably going to be detected or backdoored themselves.
  3. Thanks for the link, I think it will be useful in the future. MTC is one nice group.
  4. deltatsunami

    Dos

    If you're on linux, sudo into root and then type the following: dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda should dos whatever you want pretty quickly
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