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Leeon123 / CC-attack

Using Socks4/5 or http proxies to make a multithreading Http-flood/Https-flood (cc) attack.
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nothing works #77

Closed allmors closed 2 years ago

allmors commented 2 years ago

The newly upgraded code doesn't seem to have any effect. I tested my website without any protection and found that it didn't work at all. i use:python3 cc.py -url https://www.exmple.com/?s=d -m cc -v 5 -s 100 -t 500 -down -f d.txt -b 1

Leeon123 commented 2 years ago

Try multiproc.sh and socks4, socks5 proxies in public are too less

allmors commented 2 years ago

Try multiproc.sh and socks4, socks5 proxies in public are too less

I tested it and it seems that it has nothing to do with the proxy type, it is related to the latest update. The version before adding the http proxy is very effective. The latest version of adding the http proxy seems to have no effect. I backed up the code in 2020. , that set of code still has attack effect, but after adding http proxy recently, it has no effect https://i0.hdslb.com/bfs/album/c81bbc619a6abd3337187e4fdc73516d2ea882ef.png (2020)

Leeon123 commented 2 years ago

Can you screenshot your commands and send it to my gmail? Because in my experiment, it works well.

ThomasCFelix commented 2 years ago

The problem is that you did not add -check parameter. add -check and test it again.