Categories: Kali Linux

Ddos2track – Script To Avoid HTTP Floods Attacks

With Ddos2track tool you can block HTTP Flood Attacks and break down them with a honeypot.

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To begin with begin the honeypot server (tools/analyze/logger.py).

At that point begin the locator (tools/detector/detector.sh) in another window.

On the off chance that an attacker attack your server in preconfigured port (80), the indicator will redirect all attacker requests to the honeypot amid 5 seconds and next the attacker IP will be blocked.

Also Read Libsodium – Easy To Use Software Library

You can modify options and active redir2attackers, this option allows you to redirect all trafic to attacker IP, so attacker will be DoSing its own network 😉

To view all DDoS Requests you can view the logs at ‘/tools/analyzer/ddos.log‘ To view all attackers IPs you can view it at ‘tools/detector/attackers.txt

INSTALLING Ddos2track

chmod 777 INSTALL.sh sh INSTALL.sh

USING

./ddos2track Follow instructions

 

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