🛡️ ddos_tool_2025

ddos_tool_2025 is an open-source DDoS stress-testing framework built for ethical hacking and authorized infrastructure testing only.
It provides multi-layer attacks (L3/L4 & L7), Cloudflare bypass techniques, and reflection-based amplification attacks, giving security researchers a powerful tool for evaluating network resilience.

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🚀 Supported Attacks

• 🔹 UDP Flood – Stress test network capacity with high-volume UDP packets.
• 🔹 SYN Flood (TCP) – Exploit TCP handshake to overload server resources.
• 🔹 HTTP Flood – Layer 7 attack leveraging high-rate HTTP requests.
• 🔹 Slowloris Attack – Keeps connections open to exhaust server thread limits.
• 🔹 RUDY Attack – Sends slow, long POST requests for resource exhaustion.
• 🔹 NTP Reflection Attack – Amplified DDoS using vulnerable NTP servers.
• 🔹 HTTP Flood (Bypass Cloudflare) – Evades certain cloud-based protection layers.
• 🔹 Layer7 HTTP/1.1 Flood Attack – High-impact HTTP/1.1 floods.
• 🔹 Layer7 HTTP/2 Flood Attack – Targets HTTP/2 protocols for advanced stress tests.
• 🔹 Layer7 WebSocket Flood Attack – Overwhelms WebSocket connections.

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✨ Features

• ⚡ Advanced Layer 7 techniques (HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, WebSocket).
• 🔒 Cloudflare Bypass Methods built-in.
• 📈 Reflection Amplification Attacks (e.g., NTP).
• 🖥 User-friendly CLI interface.
• 📊 Logging & Response Analysis for result evaluation.

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⚠️ Legal Disclaimer

This tool is intended for educational purposes and authorized stress testing only.
Any unauthorized or malicious use is strictly prohibited and solely the user’s responsibility.

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🛠 Tech Stack

• Python 3.9+
• Lightweight, fast, and modular attack engine

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📥 Installation

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/infocyn/ddos-2025.git

# Navigate into the project folder
cd ddos-2025
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

python main.py

[1] UDP Flood
[2] SYN Flood (TCP)
[3] HTTP Flood
[4] Slowloris Attack
[5] RUDY Attack
[6] NTP Reflection Attack
[7] HTTP Flood (Bypass Cloudflare)
[8] Layer7 HTTP/1.1 Flood Attack
[9] Layer7 HTTP/2 Flood Attack
[10] Layer7 WebSocket Flood Attack
[0] Exit

# Select: 3 (HTTP Flood)
# Target: https://example.com
# Connections: 500
# Duration (seconds): 60