Teleflood - Telegram Flood Bot

Telegram bot for flooding to DMs/chats with multiple accounts and proxy support

⚠ Achtung

This bot is used in purposes that are prehibited by Telegram terms of usage.
Using this may result in banning your account(s) without ability to recover it.

Contents

1. Setting up

• What do you need
• How to setup this bot

2. Usage

• How to start this bot
• How to setup proxy

Setting up

What do you need

1. Your Telegram credentials:

• Phone number
• Password (if you have 2FA)

2. API ID and API Hash (you can get it from here)

How to setup this bot

1. Download this repository (using git clone or just click the big green button at the top of this page)
2. Install Python (you may need to restart your computer if you're using Windows)
3. Open directory with bot using cmd (on Windows) or terminal (on Mac OS and Linux) and type the following command: python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Create file with name accounts.txt
4. Put your account credentials in it using following format:

• phone:password:api_id:api_hash
• api_id and api_hash is the lines you received in What do you need second paragraph
• Example: +19005553535:keyboardcat:133721:aiwjerlasidhoaw12312dlnawhiawd
• You can find more advanced example with multiple accounts in accounts.example.txt

5. Rename file config.example.txt to config.txt and configure it using following info:

• MESSAGE is the message that will be sent while flooding
• MESSAGE_COUNT is the count of messages in total that will be sent to victim (if using multiple accounts, the messages will be split between each account)
• VICTIM_ID is the username/tag (not actual id unless you already flooded this victim) of user/chat you want to flood

After this, you are ready to go!

Usage

How to start this bot

1. Open directory with bot using cmd (on Windows) or terminal (on Mac OS and Linux)
2. Type the following command: python src/main.py

• For more advanced users: if you want to get info about CLI, simply use the command python src/main.py --help

How to setup proxy

1. Open your config file
2. Fill it with new values as described here:

# This is your proxy type.
# Can be MTPROTO, SOCKS5, SOCKS4 or HTTP
# Example:
PROXY_TYPE=SOCKS5

# The IP address or DNS name of the proxy server
# Example:
PROXY_ADDR=1.1.1.1

# The port of proxy server, defaults to 1070 for
# SOCKS, 8080 for HTTP and 443 for MTPROTO
# Example:
PROXY_PORT=2002

# This modifies DNS resolving behavior. If set
# to yes, DNS resolving will be performed on
# proxy server. If set to no, DNS resolving
# will be performing locally
# Example:
PROXY_RDNS=yes

# For SOCKS5 servers, this allows simple
# username/password auth with ther server.
# For SOCKS4 servers, this parameter will be
# sent as userid. This parameter will be ignored
# if using HTTP or MTPROTO proxy
# Example:
PROXY_USERNAME=admin

# This parameter is only valid for SOCKS5 and
# MTPROTO servers and specifies the respective
# password for username (on SOCKS5 servers)
# provided.
# IMPORTANT: For MTPROTO this parameter is alias for secret
# Example:
PROXY_PASSWORD=wajdosdpwaiwpojaiwdj

3. Start bot as usual (How-to)