This Python script simulates a Layer 4 DDoS (Denial of Service) attack by sending UDP packets to a target IP and port. It supports routing traffic through proxy servers, which can be free or premium proxies.
- Perform a Layer 4 DDoS attack using UDP packets.
- Route traffic through a list of proxy servers.
- Supports multi-threading for high-intensity attacks.
- Proxy List: You need a proxy list to route traffic. You can use any free proxy list or premium proxies.
- Proxy Format: Each proxy should be listed in the format
IP:PORT.
To run the script, execute the following command:
python layer4.pyTARGET_IP: The IP address of the target to attack.TARGET_PORT: The port number of the target server.PROXY_FILE: Path to the file containing the list of proxies (inIP:PORTformat).NUM_THREADS: Number of threads to use for sending packets.PACKET_SIZE: Size of each UDP packet to send (default:1024bytes).DELAY: Time delay between sending each packet (default:0.1seconds).
$ python layer4.pyWhen prompted, this is example input the following:
Target IP: 102.232.121.44
Target Port: 53
Proxy: proxies.txt
Thread: 1000
Packet Send (default 1024): 2048
Delay Per Second (default 0.1): 0.1
- Target IP: The IP address of the server you wish to attack (e.g.,
102.232.121.44). - Target Port: The port number on the target server (e.g.,
53for DNS). - Proxy: The path to the proxy list file (e.g.,
proxies.txt). - Thread: Number of concurrent threads for sending packets.
- Packet Size: Size of each UDP packet in bytes (default is
1024). - Delay Per Second: Time delay in seconds between each packet (default is
0.1).
Important: This script is intended for educational purposes only. Do not use this on networks or systems that you do not have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized use of this tool can lead to legal consequences. Always act responsibly and ethically.