What is this?
MHDDoS is a Python 3 DDoS testing toolkit with 57 attack methods spanning Layer 7 (HTTP floods, Cloudflare/OVH bypasses) and Layer 4/3 (TCP, UDP, SYN, amplification attacks), meant for authorized security testing and research.
MHDDoS is a Python 3 DDoS testing toolkit with 57 attack methods spanning Layer 7 (HTTP floods, Cloudflare/OVH bypasses) and Layer 4/3 (TCP, UDP, SYN, amplification attacks), meant for authorized security testing and research.Is this a GUI app or a command-line script?It is a Python command-line script with an interactive console: you pick an attack method, run utility tools (CFIP, DNS, PING, CHECK, DSTAT), or issue commands like STOP, TOOLS and HELP — there is no graphical interface.
It is a Python command-line script with an interactive console: you pick an attack method, run utility tools (CFIP, DNS, PING, CHECK, DSTAT), or issue commands like STOP, TOOLS and HELP — there is no graphical interface.How do I get it running?Clone the repository and install the Python requirements, or skip manual setup entirely and run the provided Docker Compose configuration (a prebuilt image can also be enabled directly in the compose file).
Clone the repository and install the Python requirements, or skip manual setup entirely and run the provided Docker Compose configuration (a prebuilt image can also be enabled directly in the compose file).Do I need any Python libraries before running it?Yes — besides Python 3 it requires dnspython, cfscrape, impacket, requests, PyRoxy, icmplib, certifi, psutil and yarl.
Yes — besides Python 3 it requires dnspython, cfscrape, impacket, requests, PyRoxy, icmplib, certifi, psutil and yarl.Is it legal to just run this against any website?No — the README explicitly warns to only use MHDDoS on infrastructure you own or are explicitly authorized to test; attacking anything else goes against the project's stated terms.
No — the README explicitly warns to only use MHDDoS on infrastructure you own or are explicitly authorized to test; attacking anything else goes against the project's stated terms.Who is this intended for?Security researchers and penetration testers running authorized tests on their own or explicitly permitted systems — the README frames it strictly as educational/testing tooling.
Security researchers and penetration testers running authorized tests on their own or explicitly permitted systems — the README frames it strictly as educational/testing tooling.Is MHDDoS really free to use?Yes, the README states it is 100% free and warns that anyone asking for payment to use it is running a scam.
Yes, the README states it is 100% free and warns that anyone asking for payment to use it is running a scam.Can it bypass protections like Cloudflare or DDoS-Guard?Yes, it has dedicated Layer 7 methods such as CFB/CFBUAM for Cloudflare, DGB for DDoS-Guard, GSB for Google Project Shield and AVB for ArvanCloud.
Yes, it has dedicated Layer 7 methods such as CFB/CFBUAM for Cloudflare, DGB for DDoS-Guard, GSB for Google Project Shield and AVB for ArvanCloud.What utility tools come with it besides the attack methods?A built-in tools console offers CFIP (find a Cloudflare site's real IP), DNS record lookup, TSSRV (TeamSpeak SRV resolver), PING, CHECK (site status) and DSTAT (traffic statistics).
A built-in tools console offers CFIP (find a Cloudflare site's real IP), DNS record lookup, TSSRV (TeamSpeak SRV resolver), PING, CHECK (site status) and DSTAT (traffic statistics).Can I deploy it with Docker?Yes, a Docker Compose setup is provided, and you can also enable a line in the compose file to use a prebuilt Docker image directly.
Yes, a Docker Compose setup is provided, and you can also enable a line in the compose file to use a prebuilt Docker image directly.What are similar projects?patchright-enhanced, evilginx2, PentestGPT, XSStrike, Decepticon, social-engineer-toolkit, sliver, nikto
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