The Best Booters - Stressers - DDosers of 2014

[The Sky Daddy]

The Best Booters - Stressers - DDosers of 2014

I have spent many years in the hacking scene. Booters, stressers, ddosers are all the same thing. The majority of them are web-based, some are executables ran from your pc. I've seen many booters come and go, some good, some bad, some great. Over the years booters have changed so much, just a few years back the strongest booter would only be able to hit a few gbps tops. These days booters can hit upwards of 200 gbps from a single attack. That is unbelievably powerful tool for such a cheap price.

With the release of tools like Skype resolvers, Steam resolvers and IP loggers, booters have become much more mainstream. A large portion of booter users use theirs for professional video gaming. Games like Minecraft and Runescape have pushed ddos programs to greater heights to better suit customers needs. However stressers are a dime a dozen and the real problem comes from the fact that many stressers are not powerful or are just out right scams.

Choosing a stresser can be difficult because more times than i can count stresser owners disappear as quickly as they came leaving the customers without anything to show for their money. I have spent well over $5000 dollars over the years on booters. With all that money spent only a handful are even still around or still provide power. Below will be a how to ddos guide and a list of the best booters i have come across in the past few years that are both stable and powerful.

The Top 5 Booters/Stressers/DDoSers

#1: Network Stresser - http://Networkstresser.com (120GB/seconds)(Skype Beta Resolver)(Afforadable)(Lifetime Plans)

#2: Lifetime Booter - http://lifetimeboot.com (80GB/seconds)(Skype Resolver)(Good Staff)(Powerful)

#3: Power Stresser - http://powerstresser.com (Best for Xbox)(Very Powerful)(Skype Resolver)

#4: XR8ED Stresser - http://xr8edstresser.com(Very Powerful)(Best for Xbox)(Max Time)

#5: Titanium Stresser - http://titaniumstresser.net (Strong Power)(Up For 4 Years)


Bonus Sites:
-Skype Beta Resolver: http://iSkyperesolve.com
-Anonymous VPNs: http://Anonymousvpns.com

How to DDos:
Using a web-based booter/stresser
(I will be using Networkstresser as an example for this guide.)

Notes:
- Most stressers are generally the same and this guide can be applied to all of them.
- This guide will only be about web-based booters as they are the most common.


Step One: Registering & Purchase

All stressers/booters require you to register before you do anything else.




Click new account and it will bring you to the registering page.




Register your credentials and you will be prompted back to the login screen.

Once you login you will be taken to the purchase page.



Pick the plan you would like to buy and click the payment method you prefer: Bitcoin/Credit Card/Dwolla
For the guide i will be using Authorize.net's secure checkout.

Once you click the "Buy Now" button you will see this page:


Hit the "Pay Now!" button and you will be prompted to enter your credit card details on Authorize.nets secure servers.



After you hit the "Pay now" button you will be brought to a blank page. Do not stress! Unless you got an error the payment went through! Networkstresser verifies all payments before activation so you will need to email: [email protected] with your transaction information.

After activation your dashboard should look like this:

Step Two: Using The Booter

Head over to the "Hub" page and it should look like this:



Everything here is pretty standard and straight forward.
Enter the ip as the target.
Enter the port as the port.
Enter the time of your attack as the time.
Choose your method.
Enter the captcha and agree to their Terms of Service.

Step Three: Attack Methods Explained

Attack methods are able to do a variety of jobs to exploit how the target handles requests. I will give brief descriptions of each attack and what it may be used for.

Methods

UDP:
This is one of the most basic methods and is on every stresser. UDP in it's simplest form just sends a bunch of information until the target cannot handle anymore.

UDP-LAG:
Another basic method, UDP-LAG does the same thing as UDP but with less power causing the target to lag and not disconnect entirely.

DNS:
DNS is a spoofed attack that works by tricking DNS servers into sending the target information it didn't actually request. It is often referred to as 50x because it's power amplifies normal UDP packets well above what a normal UDP attack could generate.

CHARGEN:
CHARGEN is the same concept as DNS but exploits webservers character generator and spoofs the request ip so that the target receives the information. CHARGEN is less powerful than DNS but is still very strong.

SNMP:
SNMP is again, another spoofed attack like DNS or CHARGEN. It sends a spoofed request to a list of servers telling them it needs information, the servers respond sending that information to the target. SNMP is stronger than DNS.

XMLRPC:
XMLRPC abuses a protocol from Wordpress sites effectively turning them into weapons by sending the target too much information.

NTP:
NTP is another spoofed attack that uses the network time protocol to send bogus requests to a list of servers which then send the target its response. NTP is stronger than DNS.

ESSYN:
ESSYN abuses the 3 way handshake of the TCP protocol causing the target to be unable to respond to legitimate requests.

Step Four: Ports Explained

Ports are exactly what they sound like "ports" to tell the internet it's ok to figuratively park there. An open port means that it is open for traffic and in the booter world it means it can be exploited. Below i will show some basic ports and brief descriptions.

Ports

Port 53:
Port 53 is the default DNS port which is used to tell the internet where to find you in a sense.

Port 80:
Port 80 is the default port for all http requests. If the target has internet chances are port 80 is open.

Port 3074:
Port 3074 is the default Xbox Live port.

Port 21:
Port 21 is the default FTP port used for file transfer.

Port 25:
Port 25 is the default SMTP port used for email.

Port 3306:
Port 3306 is the default MySQL port used for databases.