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41 lines
1.7 KiB
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# udphex
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This Is A UDP DoS Method Which Sends A Hex String.
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# Use without compile
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**Requires golang installed**\
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`go run udphex.go HOST PORT`
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# Compile :)
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**Also requires golang installed, but you can use it in multiple machines without install golang in every machine**\
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`go build`\
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Then search for the udphex binary file
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# Use the compiled file
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`./udphex HOST PORT`\
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Example: `./udphex 127.0.0.1 666`
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# How to change the hex message (recommended) if you want a custom message
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Why should you change the hex value?\
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The program sends this message **(in this fork the message is replaced by "abc")** via UDP.\
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You need modify the source code, the udphex.go file.
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Go to line 18 and you will see something like this (in this fork)
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```go
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conn.Write([]byte("\x61\x73\x64"))
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```
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`\x61\x73\x64` equals to "abc"\
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So if we want it to say "cba" we have to change it for `\x63\x62\x61`\
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And now if you want a custom message you need a text to hex convertor, also you can use HxD\
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Write what do you want and convert it to hex, in the gif i get `64 69 73 63 6F 72 64 2E 67 67 2F 61 61 61` as output\
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So you need to delete the spaces and put `\x` every 2 numbers/letters and you should get something like this `\x64\x69\x73\x63\x6F\x72\x64\x2E\x67\x67\x2F\x61\x61\x61`\
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Then copy that here and compile it or watever you want lol.\
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# Stop Attack
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Ctrl+C
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# Edited by
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The one that forked this.
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The original repository was deleted OMEGALUL
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