v1.0 - Inaugural Release

Release v1.0 - Inaugural Release
🚀 Introduction:

The inaugural release, version 1.0, marks the beginning of the Destroyer-DoS project. This release sets the foundation for educational exploration, providing a powerful tool for simulating Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.

🌟 Key Highlights:

Educational Emphasis: Crafted exclusively for educational purposes, this release demonstrates the impact of DoS attacks, emphasizing responsible use.

Potent Features: Flood a target IP with TCP packets, utilize asyncio for efficient packet transmission, and leverage multiprocessing for concurrent execution.

Clear Documentation: The README.md has been enhanced for clarity, providing detailed instructions on installation, usage, and contributing.

📦 Package Updates:

Standard Python modules such as socket, random, multiprocessing, and argparse are utilized. For Python versions lower than 3.4, asyncio may need separate installation.
🔗 How to Contribute:

We encourage contributions! Whether you have suggestions, enhancements, or encounter issues, feel free to create a pull request or submit an issue.

📜 Licensing:

The project is licensed under the MIT License, promoting collaboration and sharing.

👏 Acknowledgments:

A big thanks to the contributors and community for making this inaugural release possible.

🔮 What's Next:

Stay tuned for future releases that will enhance the educational experience, introduce new features, and address community feedback.

📅 Release Date:1/11/2024