HAXOR Denial of Service WITH NODE JS

📋 Overview

DDoS is an amplified DoS attack that uses multiple computers (botnet) simultaneously. One type targets Layer 7 (application layer), where the attack floods the application with seemingly legitimate requests (like repeatedly reloading pages), causing the server to go down due to resource exhaustion while processing them.

✨ Features

• 🎯 Multiple Attack Vectors - Five different Layer 7 attack methods
• ⚡ High Performance - Optimized for maximum efficiency
• 🔄 TCP Socket Support - Raw TCP connection capabilities
• 🤖 Browser Automation - Stealth mode using Puppeteer
• 🔍 Smart Reconnaissance - Automatic target pre-scanning
• 📊 Real-time Validation - Connection status monitoring
• 🛡️ Adaptive Mechanism - Persistent attack loops

🚀 Installation

# npm install:
npm install haxordos

# yarn install:
yarn add haxordos 

📖 Quick Start

Basic Usage

const hacxorDos = require('haxordos');

hacxorDos.SlowRiss('https://target.com', 300);
hacxorDos.netTcp('https://target.com', 300);
hacxorDos.fastDuck('https://target.com', 300);
hacxorDos.CrawlDos('https://target.com', 300);
hacxorDos.httpEndpoint('https://target.com/home/user/', 300);

Import Module

const hacxorDos = require('haxordos');

🔧 Methods Documentation

1. SlowRiss

hacxorDos.SlowRiss('https://target.com', 300);

Description:
Layer 7 DoS attack that holds many HTTP connections by sending data slowly or partially, causing the server to run out of available slots.

Parameters:

• target (string): Target URL
• intensity (number): Attack intensity level

2. netTcp

hacxorDos.netTcp('https://target.com', 300);

Description:
Layer 7 DDoS attack that uses raw TCP sockets to establish direct network connections, then sends HTTP GET requests.

Parameters:

• target (string): Target URL
• intensity (number): Attack intensity level

3. fastDuck

hacxorDos.fastDuck('https://target.com', 300);

Description:
Layer 7 DoS attack named FastDuck because it combines high-speed requests with stealth techniques using browser automation (Puppeteer) to generate traffic that is technically identical to legitimate user visits, including complete browser fingerprints, valid security headers, and session cookies.

Parameters:

• target (string): Target URL
• intensity (number): Attack intensity level

4. CrawlDos

hacxorDos.CrawlDos('https://target.com/home/user/', 300);

Description:
Layer 7 DoS with Adaptive Persistence Mechanism that features automatic reconnaissance through target pre-scanning and continuous attack loops, combining high volume (300 requests/100ms) with real-time connectivity validation to ensure attack effectiveness even against dynamic targets.

Parameters:

• target (string): Target URL with endpoint
• intensity (number): Attack intensity level

5. httpEndpoint

hacxorDos.httpEndpoint('https://target.com/home/user/', 300);

Description:
Targeted endpoint attack focusing on specific application routes.

Parameters:

• target (string): Target URL with specific endpoint
• intensity (number): Attack intensity level

💼 Ready-to-Use Stresser Script Example

This is an example of a complete testing tool

Preview

📊 Feature Status

| Feature | Status | Description | |----------------------|--------|------------------------------------------------| | SlowRiss | ✅ | Slow HTTP connection attack | | netTcp | ✅ | Raw TCP socket-based attack | | fastDuck | ✅ | Browser automation stealth attack | | CrawlDos | ✅ | Adaptive reconnaissance attack | | httpEndpoint | ✅ | Targeted endpoint attack | | Multi-threading | ✅ | Concurrent request handling |

⚠️ Disclaimer

IMPORTANT: This tool is intended for educational purposes and authorized security testing only.

• ⚖️ Unauthorized use of this tool against systems you don't own or have explicit permission to test is illegal
• 🔒 Always obtain proper authorization before conducting any security tests
• 📜 Users are solely responsible for compliance with applicable laws and regulations
• 🛡️ The developers assume no liability for misuse or damage caused by this software

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