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Packets per IP
Packets per Second
IP count
ToS (Type of Service)
TTL (Time to Live)
Identification Number
Fragmentation
Payload
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Sequence Number
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Simultaenous Attacks 1/1, PPS Per IP: (0 IPs): 0
Layer 4 Network Status: Online
Last Attack: 0 seconds ago
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Layer 4
Send DNS Attack:Show JSON API ResponseTo use other presets select the one you want in the hub, or create one and save it. After use the "Export API" option to generate the API URL for your attack.
For a full list of available presets with exported API urls, constants and other useful values use the
help API action to return all data.The only required settings for your Layer 4 attack is
host, time and preset.All other parameters are optional and are designed to optimize your attack.
| Parameter | Type | Description | Example |
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| String | The target(s) you want to attack, the target can be an IPv4, it can be a URL/hostname that gets automatically resolved to IPs, it can be a CIDR (subnet) from 21-32 (127.0.0.0/24), it can be an IP range (127.0.0.1-127.0.0.255), and it can be multiple targets in one attack by separating each target by comma (127.0.0.1,website.com,10.0.0.0/21). No IPv6. | 0.0.0.0,0.0.0.0/24 |
| String | The target port(s) to be attacked, it can be a range of ports (20-443), and it can be mutiple ports/ranges in one attack by separating each port by comma (80-443,1024,9999). Set port to 0 for random ports from 1-65535. | 3074,80-443 |
| Int | The amount of time the stress test will run for in seconds. | 120 |
| String | The base method used to stress test the target. | UDP-REFLECT |
| String | The preset used to stress test the target (Overrides method parameter). | DNS |
| Int | The exact PPS (packets per seconds) to be used in the stress test per concurrent attack. Not to be confused with received power by the target, if using Reflective methods the target will receive much more PPS from amplification then the PPS you enter here. | 350000 |
| Int | The amount of concurrents to use per attack, each multiplying your total power. | 1 |
| String | The source IP that traffic will appear to come from. It can be an IPv4, it can be a URL/hostname that gets automatically resolved to IPs, it can be a CIDR (subnet) from 21-32 (127.0.0.0/24), it can be an IP range (127.0.0.1-127.0.0.255), it can be multiple source IPs in one attack by separating each target by comma (127.0.0.1,website.com,10.0.0.0/21). It can be a 2 letter ISO2 country code for traffic based on country, it can be "AUTO" which automatically selects IPs from the same country as the target, it can be DSL/Mobile IPs, ISP presets, ect. Not available for Reflective methods. | 0.0.0.0,0.0.0.0/24 |
| String | The source port(s) to be attacked from, it can be a range of ports (20-443), and it can be mutiple ports/ranges in one attack by separating each port by comma (80-443,1024,9999). Set srcport to 0 for random ports from 1-65535. Not available for Reflective methods. | 3074,0,80-443 |
| String | The hexadecimal string of payload to be sent in the stress test. Not available for Reflective methods. | 0102030405FF |
| String | TCP flags to be sent separated by comma. Unlike other parameters setting multiple values will NOT randomize the flags per packet, it will set them once for the entire attack. For per packet randomization set tcp flags to "RAND". TCP methods only. Not available for Reflective methods. | syn,ack |
| String | The TCP Options to be used, it can be can be mutiple TCP Options in one attack by separating each value by comma (2,3,4). TCP options are from 0-11. Not available for Reflective methods. | 2,3,4 |
| String | The TCP Window to be used, it can be a range of values (1-65535), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (4096,65535). Values are 16bit (1-65535). Not available for Reflective methods. | 1 |
| String | The TCP SEQ to be used, it can be a range of values (1-4294967295), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (4096,4294967295). Values are 32bit (1-4294967295). Not available for Reflective methods. | 1 |
| String | The TCP ACKSEQ to be used, it can be a range of values (1-4294967295), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (4096,4294967295). Values are 32bit (1-4294967295). Must atleast have an "ACK" TCP flag set. Not available for Reflective methods. | 1 |
| String | The ISO2 country code for source IP selection using Reflective methods, useful for Geolock targets. Multiple values are accepted. (cn,hk,usa) | cn,hk,usa |
| String | The source ports to be used for Reflective methods. This lets you choose what protocols to use in your attack (like DNS + NTP ect). Multiple values are accepted. | 53,123 |
| Int | Maximum amount of source IPs to be used for Reflective methods. Lower limits often causes higher Gbit/s, but will have a smaller IP count. High limits will have lower Gbit/s but high IP count. | 200000 |
| Int | Packets per IP, the amount of packets to send for each Source IP before rotating to a different IP. | 5 |
| Int | Enable IP Fragmentation for your packets. | 1 |
| String | The IP Header ID to be used, it can be a range of values (1-65535), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (4096,65535). Values are 16bit (1-65535). Not available for Reflective methods. | 1-65535 |
| String | The Type of Service to be used, it can be a range of values (1-255), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (2,8). Values are 8bit (1-255). Not available for Reflective methods. | 2 |
| String | The Time to Live to be used, it can be a range of values (1-255), and it can be mutiple values/ranges in one attack by separating each value by comma (64,128). Values are 8bit (1-255). Not available for Reflective methods. | 32,64,128 |
| Int | Randomizes attack settings like source IP, source port, ppi, frag, tos, ttl, tcp_options. Not available for Reflective methods | 1 |
| Int | Enable checkhost attack groups. 0 is disabled, 1 will attack IPs with there corresponding open ports, 2 will attack IPs with whatever port you set. | 1 |
Layer 7
Send CLOUDFLARE Attack:Show JSON API ResponseTo use other presets select the one you want in the hub, or create one and save it. After use the "Export API" option to generate the API URL for your attack.
For a full list of available presets with exported API urls, constants and other useful values use the
help API action to return all data.The only required settings for your Layer 7 attack is
host, time and preset.All other parameters are fully optional and are designed to fine tune your attacks.
All settings will default to that of the saved preset unless you explicitly send the parameter, this allows you to modify some parts of a preset while maintaining all of its other original settings.
It is important that you use rawurlencode() in PHP or encodeURIComponent() in Javascript for each string parameter, otherwise special characters in the string can break the request. You must encode each parameter individually, NOT the entire URL.
Javascript Encoding Example:
url = url + '&headers=' + encodeURIComponent('{"connection":"keep-alive"}');PHP Encoding Example:
$url = $url . '&headers=' . rawurlencode('{"connection":"keep-alive"}');Encoded output:
&headers=%7B%22connection%22%3A%22keep-alive%22%7D| Parameter | Type | Description | Example |
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| String | The target you want to attack, the target can be an URL. | https://website.com/login.php |
| Int | The amount of time the stress test will run for in seconds. | 120 |
| String | The base method used to stress test the target. | AUTOMATIONv2 |
| String | The preset used to stress test the target (Overrides method parameter). | CLOUDFLARE |
| Int | The amount of concurrents to use per attack, each multiplying your total power. | 1 |
| String | The HTTP request method (GET or POST). | GET |
| String | The POST data to be sent (must be using POST request method) | username=%RAND%&password=%RAND% |
| String | The Cookies to be sent | session-id=12345; |
| String | The Referrer to be sent | https://google.com |
| String | The Useragent to be sent | Dalvik/2.1.0 (Linux; U; Android 8.1.0; Micromax B5 Pro Build/O11019) |
| String | The headers to be sent | {"connection":"keep-alive"} |
| Int | The Requests per Second to be sent | 1 |
| Int | The amount of Active Connections per IP | 1 |
| String | The Content Type to be sent | text/plain |
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Append your IP(s) to the Source/Destination IP list.
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Cryptocurrency is a type of digital currency that operates on a technology called blockchain, allowing for secure transactions without the need for a central authority like a bank. Bitcoin, created in 2009, was the first cryptocurrency, and since then, thousands of others have emerged, each with unique features and uses.
Why do you only accept Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is the most secure and anonymous form of payment, processors like PayPal are not secure.
To pay at our site you need to first buy cryptocurrency and then pay with that, this is the only way to buy our Stresser.
We accept all the most popular cryptocurrencies.
Where can I buy crypto?
You can buy Bitcoin, Ethereum or any of our accepted cryptocurrencies at the following exchanges: Binance, Moonpay, Coinbasse, Paxful.
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Use this to import attack config into a saved preset.
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Use this to export attack config, it can later be imported by another person or account by copy and pasting into the import config window.
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Schedule Layer 7 Attack
Enter your attack settings in the attack hub, and then come back to this window by clicking on the Attack Schedule button. Once scheduled, attacks will immediately start executing. If auto-renew is enabled then it will not stop until you delete the scheduled attack completely.
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Schedule Layer 4 Attack
Enter your attack settings in the attack hub, and then come back to this window by clicking on the Attack Schedule button. Once scheduled, attacks will immediately start executing. If auto-renew is enabled then it will not stop until you delete the scheduled attack completely.
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IP Checker
IP Checker is similar to check-host.net, it will check the status of an IP using ICMP (ping) or TCP (syn).
IP Checker can be used to discover open TCP ports vulnerable for attack, or check if an IP is online/offline by sending a "ping" query, this can give useful information, like how effective our attacks are against a target, or what ports we need to attack.
IP Checker can be useful for those attacking IP subnets (CIDR, /24, /23, 22, ect), you can scan a subnet and then use "Attack Groups" to only attack the IPs that responded to IP Checker, to there corresponding open ports, making attacks on subnets much more efficient.
Enter IP/CIDR
Enter Port Range (ex: 20 - 80)
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