NetSTRIK - DDoS Attack Tool ⚡

NetSTRIK is a powerful DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack tool that simulates heavy traffic to test the robustness and security of servers, networks, and websites under stress. It is designed to assist penetration testers, ethical hackers, and security researchers in assessing the vulnerability of a target system against large-scale attacks.

Important: This tool is intended only for ethical hacking and authorized testing purposes. Unauthorized use of this tool for DDoS attacks is illegal and can lead to severe consequences. Always ensure you have explicit permission to test any system.

Tested On:

• Kali Linux
• Ubuntu
• Parrot OS
• Termux (Rooted Devices)
• Arch Linux

🚀 Installation Instructions

For Kali Linux / Ubuntu / Parrot OS:

1. Update your system and install necessary dependencies:

   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install git python3

Clone the repository:

  git clone /~https://github.com/akashblackhat/DDos_Attack.py.git

Navigate to the project folder:

  cd DDos_Attack.py

Run the script:

  sudo python3 NetSTRIK.py

⚠️ Important Notes:

Ethical Hacking:#

Use NetSTRIK exclusively for ethical testing. Never attack systems that you do not own or have permission to test.

Legal Use:

Unauthorized use of this tool is illegal. Always ensure that your testing complies with local laws and regulations.

Privacy & Security:

No system is completely secure. Use this tool responsibly and ethically to avoid any unintentional harm to systems and services.

🛠️ Features:

Simulate DDoS Attacks:

NetSTRIK simulates large-scale DDoS attacks with customizable attack parameters.

Multiple Attack Methods:

Includes SYN Flood, UDP Flood, HTTP Flood, and more.

Turbo Mode:

You can adjust the attack intensity with the turbo mode (default is 135).

Easy-to-Use Interface:

Simple command-line interface for easy usage.

📣 Contributions:

Feel free to fork the repository, contribute to improvements, and submit pull requests. If you encounter any issues or have feature requests, open an issue.

Happy Hacking! Stay ethical and responsible. 😎💻

Summary of Changes and Features in the README:

1. Ethical use and legal disclaimer: Stresses that the tool is only for ethical hacking, network testing, and authorized environments.
2. Installation Instructions: Guides users on how to install and run the tool on different systems.
3. Important Notes: Emphasizes the need for consent and ethical behavior while using the tool.
4. Features: Highlights the tool's capabilities, including the types of DDoS attacks and customization options.
5. Demo Video: If you have a demo video, this section can link to it for users to understand the tool better.
6. Contribution Section: Encourages open-source contributions and user collaboration.

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