Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS)

DDosPing

DDosPing searches a network for the presence of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) agents. The IP Addresses of suspicious hosts are put together in a list. DDosPing is a specialized port scanner, which query those ports that are typically used by the widely-distributed DDoS agents Trinoo, and Tribe Flood. Using this tool in a foreign network is often seen as an attack, as attackers would scan the same ports. Open     Language English License Freeware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP Version 2.0 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

SYNflooder

SYNflooder attacks a server by means of connection queries. The target destination can be a port, which is bombarded with a chosen amount of connection inquiries. To disguise the origin of a package (this is called "spoofing"), chosen or even random IP Addresses can be used. Open     Language English License Freeware Platform Windows 2000 Version 1.2 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

IGMP Nuker

IGMP Nuker takes advantage of a Windows 95/98 and NT4 TCP/IP mistake. A computer which is attacked by this tool becomes unbearably slow or crashes and has to be restarted. Open     Language English License - Platform Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000 Version - (Disclaimer)

Bitch Slap

BitchSlap is a simple program, which sends a Out-Of-Bandwidth Message (MSG_OBB) to a selected IP Address using port 139 (NetBIOS), thereby crashing old Win95 and NT computers. Some virus scanners incorrectly recognize this program as a virus or trojan horse. Open     Language English License - Platform Windows 95/NT Version 1.0 Website - (Disclaimer)

F-ed UP

F-edUP is a so-called Nuker: It sends a Out-Of-Bandwidth Message (MSG_OOB) to Port 139 (NetBIOS) and thereby crashes old MS Windows 95 / NT computers. F-edUP also informs the user about immune targets. Open     Language English License - Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 2.0 Website - (Disclaimer)

Mailbombing

When one sends a very high number of emails to one or more e-mail addresses it is called "Mailbombing". The victim can not receive any new emails anymore, as most server's mailboxes do not receive any new emails once a certain limit has been reached. Most often tedious and superfluous transfer times on the local computer have to be taken into account. An e-mail program, or even the entire computer, can be put out of use. To start a mailbombing attack one needs a SMTP server (outgoing mail server), which accepts and forwards emails without inspecting them further. Defense mechanisms: One should take care to distribute one's e-mail address very cautiously. With these programs you can: - Start mailbombing attacks - Liberate bombed mailboxes

E-mail Control

With E-mail Control you can protect yourself against unwanted emails. The program can already inspect the emails on the mailserver and delete them if necessary. One can define (the deleting) criteria by using the filter function. E-mail Control offers comprehensive assistance when a mailbox is bombed. Open     Language English / Portuguese License Freeware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 5.0 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

Mail Security

Mail Security inspects your mailboxes on the POP3 server. This means that you do not have to load infected e-mails onto your computer. You can delete messages directly or transfer them onto your local computer. Mailserver makes the checking of diverse accounts possible. This program can be used to simply delete the e-mails that bomb and jam your mailbox. Open     Language German/English/Italian License Shareware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 2.02 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

Buleleng

Buleleng is a small program which deletes a bombed POP3 mail account. One only needs to provide the user name, password and POP3 server. One can also find out how many e-mails still find themselves on the POP3 server. The downside of Buleleng is that all e-mails on the server are deleted (possibly even important ones). Open     Language English License Shareware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 1.3a Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

SingaRaja

SingaRaja is a mailbombing program which sends an e-mail (as often as the aggressor wants to) to a particular receiver. It generates sender data and let's the user define his own mailhead data. Open     Language English License Shareware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 1.82 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

Yet another E-mail Bomber

Yet another E-mail Bomber is a comprehensive tool with which one can send e-mailbombs. One can choose amongst its various options. It is thus well-suited for more advanced users. One of its highlights is that it can create attachments of any size. Open     Language English License Freeware Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 1.6 Website Click Here (Disclaimer)

UpYours

UpYours sends as many e-mails as the aggressor would like to a chosen e-mail address. It also contains an expeltive-generator. One can bomb a target quite easily with Up Yours. UpYours is a popular mailbomber. Open     Language English License - Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version 4.0B3 Website - (Disclaimer)

QuickFyre

QuickFyre is a very simple mailbomber. One can run the program without installing it. Open     Language English License - Platform Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 Version - Website Click Here (Disclaimer)