(04-16-2013, 11:24 PM)Exploits Wrote: If you are Dos'ing a connection or server that hasn't given permission then NO.
There is nothing really ethical about that at all, however if you are stress testing then yes

this was taken from Forum Rules
Can I post any DDoS/DoS tools?
We do not encourage blackhat/grayhat activity.
90% of the time these tools are used for those activity's. How ever we allow technically written tutorials about how they work. Simple programs with a download link are obviously going to be used to simply using it and therefor it isn't allowed.

So i wouldn't say that you necessarily have to stop, but i wouldn't Dos any members or share links to any booters or stressers
that do not have ethical terms of service!!!!

(04-16-2013, 11:24 PM)Exploits Wrote: If you are Dos'ing a connection or server that hasn't given permission then NO.
There is nothing really ethical about that at all, however if you are stress testing then yes

this was taken from Forum Rules
Can I post any DDoS/DoS tools?
We do not encourage blackhat/grayhat activity.
90% of the time these tools are used for those activity's. How ever we allow technically written tutorials about how they work. Simple programs with a download link are obviously going to be used to simply using it and therefor it isn't allowed.

So i wouldn't say that you necessarily have to stop, but i wouldn't Dos any members or share links to any booters or stressers
that do not have ethical terms of service!!!!

(04-17-2013, 12:22 AM)SilentNight Wrote:

(04-16-2013, 11:24 PM)Exploits Wrote: If you are Dos'ing a connection or server that hasn't given permission then NO.
There is nothing really ethical about that at all, however if you are stress testing then yes

this was taken from Forum Rules
Can I post any DDoS/DoS tools?
We do not encourage blackhat/grayhat activity.
90% of the time these tools are used for those activity's. How ever we allow technically written tutorials about how they work. Simple programs with a download link are obviously going to be used to simply using it and therefor it isn't allowed.

So i wouldn't say that you necessarily have to stop, but i wouldn't Dos any members or share links to any booters or stressers
that do not have ethical terms of service!!!!

ok could someone make an HC edition dos? lol

(04-17-2013, 12:22 AM)SilentNight Wrote:

(04-16-2013, 11:24 PM)Exploits Wrote: If you are Dos'ing a connection or server that hasn't given permission then NO.
There is nothing really ethical about that at all, however if you are stress testing then yes

this was taken from Forum Rules
Can I post any DDoS/DoS tools?
We do not encourage blackhat/grayhat activity.
90% of the time these tools are used for those activity's. How ever we allow technically written tutorials about how they work. Simple programs with a download link are obviously going to be used to simply using it and therefor it isn't allowed.

So i wouldn't say that you necessarily have to stop, but i wouldn't Dos any members or share links to any booters or stressers
that do not have ethical terms of service!!!!

ok could someone make an HC edition dos? lol

(04-17-2013, 04:28 AM)papercutz Wrote: Making a HC edition would be very easy, but at the same time, unless it's a new method of DoS then it will ultimately be someone else`s idea just re-coded.

There are a myriad of 'tools' and methods for this, most of which have little to nothing to do with actual research, the only thing I've seen come out that is actually interesting was by a group called THC (a french group), who have come up with an SSL exhaustion attack.

I won't post links or anything but I will say it's well worth reading up on it and seeing how it all works, especially the re-negotiation.

(04-17-2013, 04:28 AM)papercutz Wrote: Making a HC edition would be very easy, but at the same time, unless it's a new method of DoS then it will ultimately be someone else`s idea just re-coded.

There are a myriad of 'tools' and methods for this, most of which have little to nothing to do with actual research, the only thing I've seen come out that is actually interesting was by a group called THC (a french group), who have come up with an SSL exhaustion attack.

I won't post links or anything but I will say it's well worth reading up on it and seeing how it all works, especially the re-negotiation.