First of all, let’s talk about the configuration method of the client and server we use to attack. We use the most famous REDHAT LINUX for testing. In this attack test, I used FEDORA CORE3, and the software uses the most famous DDOS attack tool TFN2K LINUX version. The attacked WINDOWS server system uses the WINDOWS2000SERVER service. It has little to do with APACHE2 FTP VNC. It mainly attacks APACHE
Stop talking nonsense, start setting up the server.
0. Decompress tar -zxvf
1. Install TFN2K
TFN2K is a software that opens the original code, so we need to compile it. Needless to say, it should be all about compilation, but there are several things that need to be paid attention to, because using different versions and manufacturers of LINUX requires different settings.
Modify src/
Comment out the following part, otherwise there will be an error in compilation.
/*struct in_addr
{
unsigned long int s_addr;
};*/
Then make compile
During compilation, you will be prompted to enter the server side to set the password 8-32 bits (you need to enter the password during attacks) After compilation, two new execution files td and tfn will appear, where td is the daemon process and is also the client's usage process. TFN is a server-controlled process. If you want to attack others, you must start the td process first and then run the server process. Otherwise, the attack will be invalid. You can change the password and perform mkpass to change it. Finally, install and run td in all clients (requires ROOT permission), and create a text file on the server, and record all client IP addresses in the file (you can edit one with VI), the format is:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.3
IP
IP
.....
Then run ./tfn on the main server
Stop talking nonsense, start setting up the server.
0. Decompress tar -zxvf
1. Install TFN2K
TFN2K is a software that opens the original code, so we need to compile it. Needless to say, it should be all about compilation, but there are several things that need to be paid attention to, because using different versions and manufacturers of LINUX requires different settings.
Modify src/
Comment out the following part, otherwise there will be an error in compilation.
/*struct in_addr
{
unsigned long int s_addr;
};*/
Then make compile
During compilation, you will be prompted to enter the server side to set the password 8-32 bits (you need to enter the password during attacks) After compilation, two new execution files td and tfn will appear, where td is the daemon process and is also the client's usage process. TFN is a server-controlled process. If you want to attack others, you must start the td process first and then run the server process. Otherwise, the attack will be invalid. You can change the password and perform mkpass to change it. Finally, install and run td in all clients (requires ROOT permission), and create a text file on the server, and record all client IP addresses in the file (you can edit one with VI), the format is:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.3
IP
IP
.....
Then run ./tfn on the main server