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DAT505-Ethical_hacking
ddos-attack-tool
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# Installation
1.
Clone the ddos tool
```
sh
git clone https://git.420joos.dev/ost/dat505-ethical_hacking/ddos-attack-tool.git
```
2.
Navigate into the cloned folder
```
sh
cd
ddos-attack-tool
```
3.
Create a virtual environment (not necessary, but highly recommended)
```
sh
virtualenv venv
```
4.
Install requirements
```
sh
pip
install
-r
requirements.txt
```
5.
Use the tool, for example
```
sh
ddos
--help
```
# Usage
The usage of the tool can be inspected by executing
```
sh
ddos
-h
```
Each attack has its own parameters.
They can be checked by running
```
sh
ddos
{
attack
}
-h
```
For example, to check the parameters for a Smurf attack, execute
```
sh
ddos smurf
-h
```
or
```
sh
ddos s
-h
```
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