Cw.c is a udp flooder which does not need root, based off udp-bitchslap.c.
79f95209309e25f0e1e2f90f6cd7914aMailstation.pl exploits a DoS condition in the Intel eMail station.
3998d634b2590fe61b0141901e34af8cMyndscream is a SYN flooder.
a1bc4604cb6ac93fd8f78c8b71a0449fNemesy v1.3 is a denial of service attack tool which generates random packets with spoofed IP addresses. Run on Windows 2000/XP/NT.
082a3fe2c3d72a0b109c252bf098adc8Imp is a denial of service tool which sends SYN floods. Some people call this one slice3. Dynamically linked with libc5.
da4171d1b46b7792b79a53fc87457fe4Flood2.c is a SYN flooder that is more efficient than Juno because it uses smaller packets. Slightly broken.
5205ce43c00f91ce5f6bb2f78c8ac4a5Srape is a perl script which sends tcp with no flags set and causes the victim to reply with rst packets. Seems to be more effective than a syn attack and harder to filter.
5972ce265362b6b1df477eb4f0ebfff3Krush.c sends spoofed igmp packets with random codes/types set. Raises the CPU average on many machines, including routers.
77c96c6d01d2a2b905570be909d8b815IPV6 Flooder.
5344eb0046b1651233e3688a1e95caa3IPV6 connection flooder which also works as a DoS for 6tunnel.
1d8c93ed83ec40ff9aa443bc1e0d0166Cisco admins who fail to change the default password can become ddos agents. Includes some mIRC code.
3336caba83eb5680bf337a7571f652ecQkmail.pl is a perl mail bomber for windows.
8d9c37068127fd7270421b72fa247126PcAnywhere denial of service attack - Floods the server with data causing it to stop responding.
e6af2dfefef109e02b4483e8a5fd82f7Ping ddos is a perl script which uses IIS servers which are vulnerable to the unicode bug to flood a remote host.
4ef57a33de37182557ec3b6f06520b5eNetflood.c is useful for testing spoof rules on gateways, testing SYN flood defense mechanisms/configurations (like Checkpoint's SYNdefender module), testing IDS Syn flood/Land attack signatures. It can, of course, be used for engaging in Syn Flood attacks and Land attacks. It also counts number of packets sent.
de47657d85afff9de291329c5ccbf355Rurf.c is a broadcast ping (smurf) dos attack.
945ad38823663dfa3cee84d4810d7babSpoofing tool for ICMP packets - In perl! Able to send any ICMP type. More info on ICMP types available here. Requires the Net::Raw::IP module.
e0bc84ea1454cdfd8e43f1d416a727deTCP-Junkie is a random TCP packet generator written in perl. Generates random TCP packets with random source address, source port and random flags. Pretty funny and can be useful for firewall testing.
da8605fdc2db9754ea0a4ea9319d807dEmailkit is an email bomber/faker for Windows 95/98/NT. It is very fast due to multithreading and has nice features like being able to attach files.
dae58be1b68275e9cdfe1fe0e332adc4APSEND v1.60 is a TCP/IP packet sender to test firewalls and other network applications. Includes a syn flood option, land DoS attack, dos attack against tcpdump 3.4, and spoofing. You can also choose many other options, ie TTL, ToS, sequence number, ack number, urgent pointer, SYN/PUSH/ACK/RST/URG/FIN flag, window size, and number of packets to send.
f3c1cdada13fb305c2a3cb49ca31c990Siyanur v1.0 is a UDP packet flooding program for Windows.
1724c04c686774b3ec2ad4fee6e2a210Tyrone is a difficult to trace DoS tool for Linux which uses Back Orifice servers.
961010df84bc39209d1c4655100ec5e3Nwkill is a simple shell script which kills Netware 5.0 by using netcat to send /dev/random to tcp port 40193.
1b08033500fee127ed749c5830e97f9b7plagues.pl is a threaded 7-headed Denial of Service, which should be used to test/audit the TCP/IP stack stability on your different Operating Systems, under extreme network conditions. The seven different DoS implemented there (1 over udp, 2 over icmp, 2 over igmp, 1 over tcp and 1 using random protocol numbers) exploit some known bugs of various networking proto stacks. Requires Net::RawIP.
3cbae956a1f1b3b5b50be77027a6793cNbtstream.c is a NetBIOS session request flooder which exploits the bug discussed in MS00-091. Causes unpatched Windows machines to hang or crash.
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