# Simple DDoS

A simple proof of concept DDoS script written in Python.



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## Acknowledgements

- [Craig Lang](https://www.linkedin.com/in/craiglang42/): for his valuable pairing sessions
- [Tae'Lur Alexis's Port Scanner](https://github.com/cyberbarbie/cute-little-port-scanner): looking at the code helped me quit spinning my wheels with over-engineering


## Usage/Examples

To use:

Clone the repo:

```sh
$ git clone https://github.com/twhite96/ddos-script.git
```

then cd into the `src` directory...

```sh
$ cd src
```

```sh
$ python3 ddos.py <hostname> <port>
```


## FAQ

#### Well it didn't work!

I know. You'd need to feed more bytes into the `randbytes(4000)` method, as I am only sending 4kb. This is a v1 of a proof of concept.

#### Where the hell are the tests??

Soon, young Padawan.