DDoS Toolkit is a powerful and customizable tool designed for ethical cybersecurity testing and research. It enables users to simulate a wide range of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and includes additional modules for network scanning, anonymization, and Wi-Fi deauthentication.

🚨 Note: The author is not responsible for any misuse of this tool. Use it responsibly for educational and testing purposes.

🚨 Note: I use a single versioning technique. I upgrade the source code while maintaining the same version number.

🚨 Note: The tool's configuration relies on the directory path /opt/DDoS-Toolkit/, Ensure proper installation below.

Table of Contents

• Features
• Dependencies
• Installation
• Usage
• Extensions
• Contributing

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📋 Features

• Multiple Attack Modes: HTTP/HTTP2 Flood, Slowloris, UDP Flood, SYN Flood, SSH Flood, SSL Flood, FTP Flood, and more.
• Rate-Limited Attacks: Customize request rates for precision testing.
• Proxy Support: Efficient and masked attacks via proxy lists.
• Custom Payloads: JSON, XML, and Form data payload options.
• Real-time Monitoring: Track attack progress and resource usage.
• Interactive Mode: Simplified usage with an interactive CLI.
• Integrated Modules: Network scanning, anonymization, and Wi-Fi deauthentication tools.

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🔌 Dependencies

Python Libraries:
aiohttp, asyncio, scapy, colorama, tqdm, psutil, dnspython, hashlib, zlib, concurrent-log-handler, requests tabulate.

System Requirements:

• Python 3.x
• Internet access.
• A distro with full Python 3 library support (Debian-based Distro recommended)
• Few basic pentesting tools like Nmap, Aircrak-ng, Tor. (optional for extensions modules, the tool main foncunality will work with out them.)
• A minimum of an i3 processor and 4 GB of RAM.

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🛠️ Installation

Clone the Repository

sudo git clone https://github.com/Midohajhouj/DDoS-Toolkit.git 

cd DDoS-Toolkit

sudo chmod +x *

sudo ./setup.sh

I have added a built-in script error handler for errors related to missing modules For example:

If the error is:

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'aiohttp' Install it using: pip install aiohttp --break-system-packages

You can resolve it by running:

pip install aiohttp --break-system-packages

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⚙️ Usage

Basic Attack

sudo ddos -u 192.168.48.165 

Command-Line Arguments

• -u, --url: Target URL/IP (required).
• -t, --threads: Number of threads (default: 10).
• -p, --pause: Pause time between requests (default: 0.1 seconds).
• -d, --duration: Duration of attack in seconds (default: 1500).
• --proxies: Proxy list file (optional).
• --rate-limit: Requests per second (default: 100).
• --attack-mode: Attack type (http-flood, syn-flood, etc., default is http-flood).
• --results: Save attack results to JSON (optional).

Examples

Costumizable HTTP flood attack:

ddos -u 192.168.48.165 -t 20 -p 0.1 -d 300

SYN flood attack:

ddos -u 192.168.48.165 -a syn-flood

SSH flood attack:

ddos -u 192.168.48.165 -a ssh-flood

FTP flood attack:

ddos -u 192.168.48.165 -a ftp-flood

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🌟 Extensions

1. Network Scanner (netscan)

This extension provides advanced network analysis and vulnerability assessment capabilities. (Nmap optional)

Features:

• Port Scanning: Identify open TCP and UDP ports on target systems.
• DDoS Vulnerability Detection: Check for amplification vulnerabilities on common ports (e.g., DNS, NTP, SNMP).
• Firewall Detection: Detect the presence of firewalls using ICMP pings.
• CVE Assessment: Match open services to known CVEs for detailed risk analysis.
• Report Generation: Create JSON and HTML reports of scan results.
• External Tool Integration: Run Nmap, or Shodan scans directly from the tool.

Usage:

ddos -u 192.168.48.165 -s

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2. Wi-Fi Deauthentication Tool (wifideauth)

This tool provides comprehensive Wi-Fi network management and attack functionalities for cybersecurity testing. (Aircrak-ng optional)

Features:

• Wi-Fi Network Scanning: Detect nearby networks with details like SSID, BSSID, channel, and signal strength.
• Deauthentication Attacks: Disconnect devices from networks using aireplay-ng or scapy.
• MAC Address Spoofing: Change the attacker's MAC address to avoid detection.

Usage:

ddos --wifi-deauth

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3. Anonymizer (anonymizer)

A script to ensure complete anonymity during attacks by routing traffic through the Tor network. (Required Tor)

Features:

• Tor Integration: Redirect all network traffic through Tor for anonymity.
• DNS Leak Protection: Prevent DNS queries from bypassing Tor.
• VPN Compatibility: Combine with VPNs for added security.

Usage:

ddos --anonymizer start

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Submit an issue or pull request to improve the toolkit.

Developed by LIONMAD