# flood or deface a site? (1)
I need to flood or deface on this site. he's a real little shit (gay bitch) who unjustly attacks the Pope and good journalists like a real bully. is there someone who makes them pay or explain to me h

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05-14-2023, 06:40 AM
I need to flood or deface on this site. he's a real little shit (gay bitch) who unjustly attacks the Pope and good journalists like a real bully. is there someone who makes them pay or explain to me how to do it. i can use python with some proxies .... but i'm a little scared to act from my vps
the site is https://silerenonpossum.it
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05-14-2023, 04:36 PM
Hi ddd888,
Do you have a specific hacking/cracking related question or are you asking for the members of this forums to deface/flood the site for you.
If it is the latter, then I would advise you that the community members of this forum are not your personal army, if you would like to make a post offering to compensate someone for flooding/defacing the site for you, then the "buyers questions" section would be the correct location to ask that.
If it is the former, and you are asking how to flood or deface a site. Those are two different topics but are interlinked at some points. flood being referring to denial of service, and deface would involve web app hacking.
For the deface/web app hacking approach. Look up the OWASP top 10 most common vulnerabilities and the OWASP Testing Guide, and put in the effort to learn how to test for those vulns, and then leverage any that you find to deface the site.
For denial of service/dos. Unless you have some sort of throughput from a botnet or from a collection of servers, you probably won't get far with that except for unique circumstances where a weakness in the web app could be leveraged to cause denial of service.
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05-15-2023, 10:44 PM

> Quote:For denial of service/dos. Unless you have some sort of throughput from a botnet or from a collection of servers, you probably won't get far with that except for unique circumstances where a weakness in the web app could be leveraged to cause denial of service.

So does this mean that DDoS for hire services are likely to be ineffective against the target website or company? And what about against a specific ip address?
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05-15-2023, 11:24 PM

> monkey Wrote:

> > Quote:For denial of service/dos. Unless you have some sort of throughput from a botnet or from a collection of servers, you probably won't get far with that except for unique circumstances where a weakness in the web app could be leveraged to cause denial of service.

> So does this mean that DDoS for hire services are likely to be ineffective against the target website or company? And what about against a specific ip address?

Larger sites with better protection can still be dos'd if the person leverages a weakness in the ddos mitigation, or finds a way to bypass is, for example in the case of cloudflare, finding the origin server IP, exhausting the load balancers with pure throughput, or abusing a dos vulnerability in the web app. For example a few years back there was a vulnerability in Microsoft IIS that would let you dos any site by causing IIS to crash due to a malformed request being sent to the favicon.ico that every website has. I used this to bring down netgears homepage for example.
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05-20-2023, 12:21 AM
Kasekie, would a DDoS for hire service likely be effective against just an individual's ip address as opposed to a company going through Cloudflare? Or would the individual ip address be likely immune because it's on the server of a large internet provider?
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