A simple GUI tool for UDP-based dos attacks using Python and Tkinter, which periodically sends packets to the specified target and records whether a response has been received within the timeout period.
The tool provides a simple visualization of UDP-based stress tests on servers or services and their results and progress. It records real-time connection attempts and their results.
- Graphical User Interface: Easy-to-use interface built with Python's standard Tkinter library.
- Configurable Target: Specify the target IP address, port, and check interval.
- Real-time Logging: View the status of each check (Success or Timeout) in the log window.
- Status Dashboard: At-a-glance view of the total number of requests and successful responses.
- Cross-Platform: Runs on any operating system with Python installed.
- Python 3.x
No external libraries are needed. The script uses only Python's standard libraries (tkinter, socket, threading, queue).
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Clone or download the repository:
git clone https://github.com/kimjunseoo/dos-attacker.git cd your-repo -
Run the script from your terminal:
python app.py
- Target IP: Enter the IP address of the server you want to check.
- Target Port: Enter the UDP port number of the service on the server.
- Interval (sec): Set the time in seconds between each health check packet. For example,
1means one check per second. - Start Checking: Click this button to begin sending UDP packets. The button will be disabled, and the "Stop Checking" button will be enabled.
- Stop Checking: Click this button to stop the health checks.
The log window will display the result of each attempt, and the status labels will update in real-time.
- This tool is intended for educational purposes and for network diagnostics only.
- Do not use this tool to send an excessive amount of traffic to servers you do not own or have explicit permission to test. Sending a high volume of packets can be interpreted as a malicious act.
- The user assumes all responsibility for their actions when using this tool. The author is not responsible for any misuse or damage.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.