SYN Flood DoS

SYN Flood DoS is a program created by defc0n1 to denial of service by flooding SYN packets. These packets are SYN connection requests, and source IPs are false and therefore never made the connection and awaits. When you have sent thousands of requests the server is collapsed and does not accept new connections.

Features

- It is much more effective when done in several attacks (DDoS)
- Having thousands of connection attempts from IP's and they had several false true (the attackers) is very complicated or the IDS System Manager can locate the real attackers.
- It is based on using Nmap Decoys
- Send 115 for each SYN scanning, ie, approximately every half second depending on the power of the computer and the network.


Usage

1 - Open the program and hopes that this loaded at all (because it takes a little Nmap complete, and it has to decompress and load all the files)
2 - If this is your first time you open it and you do not have WinPcap installed you will notice the following:

((WARNING! It seems that you have not installed WinPcap. Its neccesary to run the DoS, do you want to install it now? Y / N:))
And we, we installed it and to enter
If you have already installed and continuously give N

3 - You said to enter the Target (goal), then put the IP (eg 192.168.1.1) or DNS (http://www.sgae.es/) you want to attack.
4 - You have to put the port to attack. If a site is Http (80), but if you want to attack other services such as FTP (21) or Telnet (23) have to put your port. Obviously, the port must be open and listen.
5 - When set to "Dosing the target and go down scans from Nmap constantly, you're attacking the victim.

The program should be used only to test their own servers or networks, these attacks can be avoided.
I recommend searching for information on these two wikipedia you can see in the basic functions in Spanish or in English but more specific...


Link

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