How to DoS Your Network with this One Command

In this video we show you how easy it is to perform a Denial of Service attack against your own home internet connection by maxing out your upload capacity. We cover the theory behind the attack, perform a live demo and cover how to prevent it in both home and enterprise settings.
The tool we use in the demonstration is nping, which is part of the nmap suite of tools available here: nmap.org/
Disclaimer: this video is for educational purposes only

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[@almoh]

Active Queue Management (AQM) and Explicit Congestion Notification in TCP are used for avoiding such network bloating or bufferbloating issues.

[@plaintextpackets]

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[@plaintextpackets]

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[@joerockhead7246]

i'd love to see you do a video of a client/server capture. The same file transfer, but two capture points: one on the client, the other on the server. And note how it differs on the client side wireshark output vs the server side wireshark output. Thanks.

[@plaintextpackets]

We do this all the time at work for advanced TCP analysis used to find packet loss. I’ll add it to the video list, thanks for the suggestion

[@papajohnscookie]

802.1x would be a dream to setup, one day maybe

[@plaintextpackets]

It would be fun to setup in a test network, for your family’s network you may get some complaints 😀

[@rafidkhan643]

May I know what's the command for download? I need to check the throughput of my access point with respect to the distance between point to point connection.

[@plaintextpackets]

If you want to test performance as opposed to just DoS’ing the connection then checkout iperf . Iperf needs a sender and receiver so put the sender on a wired PC and the receiver on a wireless PC. That will test the download on the wireless connection

[@rafidkhan643]

@@plaintextpackets got it 🎯

[@ShriSumitJi]

so i can put my router ip to dos it

[@plaintextpackets]

That wouldn’t achieve the same thing as described in the video, but try it!