Made by https://returnstress.st/ 🌙
Welcome to Free IP Stresser Booter V10—a cutting-edge Python IP Stresser and Free IP Booter built for network enthusiasts, researchers, and professionals who need to test their own infrastructure.
- 🎮 14 game-specific attack methods, 9 UDP, 9 TCP, and 8 HTTP/HTTPS methods to rigorously test network resilience.
- 🔍 CheckHost diagnostics, proxy list downloader, and 20 API-powered tools for advanced network analysis and reconnaissance.
⚠️ Warning: This Free IP Stresser is for educational and legal testing only! Use it only on servers you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited! 🚨
- Minecraft Handshake: Floods Minecraft servers with fake handshake packets (0x00) to overwhelm connection handling.
- Minecraft Login: Sends repeated fake login attempts (0x02) with dummy usernames to stress authentication systems.
- PUBG Packet: Spams UDP packets tagged with "PUBG" to disrupt PUBG server traffic.
- PUBG Connect: Opens and closes TCP connections rapidly to exhaust PUBG server slots.
- Black Ops 6 Spam: Floods UDP packets with "BO6" tags to target Black Ops 6 servers.
- Call of Duty Connect: Overloads Call of Duty servers with TCP connection attempts.
- CS:GO Query: Bombards CS:GO servers with Source Engine query packets (
\xFF\xFF\xFF\xFF\x54) to overload query handling. - Rust Connect: Spams TCP connections to Rust servers, filling connection queues.
- ARK Spam: Sends UDP packets tagged "ARK" to stress ARK server resources.
- Fortnite Packet: Floods Fortnite servers with UDP packets marked "FORT".
- Apex Legends Connect: Barrages Apex Legends servers with TCP connection requests.
- Valorant Spam: Overloads Valorant servers with UDP packets tagged "VALO".
- GTA Online Connect: Spams TCP connections to GTA Online servers, targeting session limits.
- Roblox Query: Floods Roblox servers with UDP packets marked "RBX" to test query responses.
- 📦 StdHex: Sends UDP packets starting with hex "DEADBEEF" followed by random bytes for a consistent flood.
- 📜 Plain: Floods with simple UDP packets filled with "A" bytes, ideal for basic stress testing.
- 🔄 Bypass: Uses randomized payloads to evade simple packet filters.
- 💥 Burst: Launches high-intensity UDP bursts via multiple threads for sudden load spikes.
- 🌩️ Storm: Sustained UDP flood with "STORM" prefix for prolonged stress.
- 🏃 Rush: Rapid UDP packet bursts across 10 threads to simulate distributed traffic.
- 💣 Blast: Continuous flood with "BLAST" prefix and random data for sustained pressure.
- 🔊 Amplification: Exploits UDP amplification (e.g. game server queries like
\xFF\xFF\xFF\xFFgetstatus) to amplify traffic. - 🪞 Reflection: Simulates a reflection attack with spoofed-source UDP packets (simplified; full spoofing needs raw sockets).
- ⚡ Pulse: Periodic burst-style UDP for load spikes (CAFEBABE prefix).
- 🎲 Vandal: Random junk payloads to evade pattern-based filters.
- 🔗 Bypass: Floods with randomized TCP payloads to bypass basic filters.
- 🚪 SYN: Spams SYN packets to exhaust server connection tables.
- 🔑 ACK: Sends ACK packets post-connection to overwhelm TCP stacks.
- 🌐 Connect: Repeatedly opens and closes TCP connections to fill server slots.
- 🌊 Wave: Sustained TCP flood with "WAVE" payload for consistent pressure.
- ⚡ Surge: Rapid TCP connection spam to spike server load.
- 💥 Crush: Long-term TCP flood with "CRUSH" payload to test endurance.
- 🔄 Rapid Reset: HTTP/2-style rapid reset—quickly opens and closes connections to evade rate limits.
- 🎭 Spoofed SYN: Simulates a SYN flood with spoofed IPs (simplified; requires raw sockets for true spoofing).
- 🔥 Rampage: Aggressive multi-thread TCP connect flood.
- 📦 Flood-X: Mixed TCP payload flood with alternating signatures.
- 📊 Slowloris: Maintains many open connections with "keep-alive" headers to drain server resources slowly.
- 🔎 HTTP Spam: Rapid GET requests to overload HTTP servers.
- 🔒 HTTPS Bypass: Uses proxies and rotating User-Agents to flood HTTPS endpoints, bypassing basic protections.
- 🔥 HTTP Fury: Targets
/furywith rapid GET requests for focused stress. - ⚡ HTTPS Strike: Floods HTTPS endpoints with a custom User-Agent for sustained load.
- 📦 HTTP Overload: Sends POST requests with random 1KB data to stress server processing.
- ☁️ Cloudflare Bypass: Mimics legitimate traffic with forged headers (e.g.
CF-Connecting-IP) to evade Cloudflare protections. - 🤖 Bot Emulation: Emulates search engine bots (e.g. Googlebot) with proxy support to bypass bot detection.
- 📋 Header Flood: Floods with requests that carry many random headers to stress HTTP parsing.
- 🔨 HTTPS Hammer: Rapid mix of GET/HEAD requests on HTTPS for sustained load.
- 📡 Ping IP: Performs an ICMP ping to check target responsiveness (4 pings).
- 🌐 HTTP Check: Tests HTTP status using Check-Host.net, reporting response times and codes.
- ℹ️ Target Info: Fetches IP location, ASN, and connection stats via Check-Host.net.
- 🔗 URL to IP: Resolves a URL to its IP address using DNS lookup.
- 📋 Download Proxy List: Grabs a fresh HTTP proxy list from a public source and saves it as
proxy_list.txtin the script directory.
- 🌍 IP Geolocation: Detailed IP info (country, city, ISP, coords) via ip-api.com.
- 🔍 Port Scanner: Scans open ports remotely using HackerTarget’s Nmap API.
- 📜 WHOIS Lookup: Retrieves domain registration details from whois.vu.
- 🌐 DNS Resolver: Fetches DNS records (A, AAAA, MX, NS) via Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 API.
- 📏 Bandwidth Test: Estimates bandwidth to a target using HackerTarget’s iperf API.
- 🔒 SSL/TLS Checker: Analyzes SSL/TLS security and grades via SSL Labs.
- 🗺️ Traceroute: Maps network paths to a target with HackerTarget’s API.
- 🌐 Subdomain Finder: Lists subdomains of a domain using HackerTarget.
- 📊 IP Reputation: Placeholder for IP abuse reports (requires AbuseIPDB API key).
- 📸 Website Screenshot: Placeholder for site captures (requires ScreenshotMachine API key).
- 🔐 DNS Leak Test: Checks for DNS leaks using bash.ws.
- 📋 HTTP Headers: Analyzes HTTP response headers via HackerTarget.
⚠️ IP Blacklist: Placeholder for blacklist status (requires BlacklistChecker API key).- ⏱️ Network Latency: Measures ping latency with HackerTarget’s API.
- 🛡️ Vulnerability Scanner: Basic vulnerability scan using HackerTarget’s Nmap API.
- 🚨 IP Abuse Check: Reports IP abuse stats via AbuseIPDB (requires API key).
- 🌐 Domain Reputation: Lists related IPs for a domain using ThreatMiner.
- 🏠 IP Neighbors: Finds domains hosted on the same IP via HackerTarget.
- 🔒 SSL Cert Info: Fetches SSL certificate details from SSL Labs.
- 🌍 DNS Propagation: Checks DNS propagation status with HackerTarget.
- 🎯 IP & Port: Target any IP and port (e.g. 25565 for Minecraft).
- ⏱️ Duration: Set attack duration (1–3600 seconds).
- 📏 Packet Size: Configure packet size (1–65500 bytes) for UDP/TCP methods.
- 🧹 Clear Screen: Type
clearto reset the terminal and return to the main menu.
- 🎨 ASCII art intro: Free IP Stresser Booter V10 — Powered by returnstress.st.
- 🌈 Colors: Light blue for prompts/menu, green for success, red for errors (via logging).
- 📊 Stats Tracking: Reports packets sent, connections made, or requests completed after each run.
- 🏷️ Window title: Free IP Stresser Booter V10.
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Download the Code
- Clone this repository or download
free-ip-stresser.pydirectly.
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Run the Free IP Stresser
python3 free-ip-stresser.py
- 🐍 Python 3.x (pre-installed on most Linux distros like Ubuntu, or download from python.org).
- 📦 Dependencies: Install required libraries:
pip3 install requests colorama
- 💻 A terminal (e.g. Bash on Linux, Command Prompt/PowerShell on Windows).
- 🌐 Internet access for proxy downloads and API tools.
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- 🌙 Made by: https://returnstress.st/
- 🔥 Purpose: Your go-to Free IP Stresser and Free IP Booter suite for ethical server stress testing and diagnostics!
- ⚖️ Usage: For educational and legal testing only. No formal license—use responsibly!
- 🚫 Disclaimer: This Free IP Stresser / IP Booter is designed for ethical testing on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Misuse is your responsibility, and illegal activities are strictly prohibited!
