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Is it possible to use a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B to launch a DDoS attack? 2016-07-27 02:32:51 Post No. 55773838
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Is it possible to use a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B to launch a DDoS attack?
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2016-07-27 02:32:51
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I play on a GMod server I have supported with my own money. Recently, the server manager stripped away every benefit from me that I got for donating and being an on-duty moderator. He also erased any evidence that I supported the server with time and money. I want to teach the server's workers a lesson in respect. I recently was given a Raspberry Pi and I was wondering if I could use it to launch a DDoS attack and take the server down for a bit, not permanently, but long enough to teach them not to fuck with me. Is this possible? If so, where should I look for a tutorial? Google was of no help and this is my first foray into programming a computer to do a dedicated task.
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Fuck off
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>>55773853
This.
>>55773838
But if you really want to know if you are going to do that with a single Pi you are going to need an amplifier, a single Pi won't be able to send enough traffic to a server to kill it.
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>>55773838
>I play
Stopped reading there
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>>55773902
What if it was
>I play devil's advocate and argue against Gentoo
followed by a really cool exposé on what it's like to be a tech pariah.
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Get many raspberry and create your own botnet
I guess 20/30 of them connected to different networks should be enough
Given that neither the server you want to take down nor your connections have a ddos protection
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Right now what you're doing is wasting more time & possibly money. Just move on.
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>>55773954
OP here, thanks for the info. Where can I find a step-by-step tutorial on setting up a botnet?
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OP here, what other projects could I do with a Raspberry Pi? I literally only have a display, keyboard, mouse, and the Pi itself.
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>>55774166
Ooh, I got Dubs. I wish this was /b/.
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>>55774202
Confirmed for troll thread, you threw away your cover OP now fuck off
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>>55774216
I asked a serious question, I just go on /b/ a lot.
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>>55774246
If you want a serious response:
Don't DDoS the server, that's illegal and violates Valve's ToS I believe. Just don't donate anymore money, leave the server and never go back. Make your own server. There's no reason to go all revenge driven and act like you're losing to someone, it's not like you dumped hundreds of dollars into a startup or investment and got fucked, it was a little Gmod server. Put things in perspective; you DDoS his server for a few minutes, then what? He restarts it then you have to go do something else plus HOIC nor LOIC will run forever for you. He can also just change IPs and hide the server and you'd be shit out of luck again. You're in a lose/lose here with the only vindication being you maybe causing him some frustration. Plus I doubt you'd tell us the whole story as to why this happened and there's obviously something else going on here
TL;dr let bygones be bygones and fucking move on and do something better than get revenge
>An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
>Inb4 cuck mentality
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Gary's Mod isn't even a real game, why would you invest your life and emotions into it?
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>>55773838
Just spend some money to and buy a DDoS attack, honestly this is pretty off topic and illegal i.e. against the rules.
Fuck off, OP.
A raspberry pi couldn't hit off a toaster.
>DDoS
>distributed
die
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