Hello, I've always wondered if this happens. Say for example there are three friends and they all hack/DDoS and the other friends know about it. Do they share "good" booter programs? (I think you need a program to DDoS? Correct me if I'm wrong pl0x) And/or talk about "good" "new" hacked clients!? I'm just very curious xD sorry if this is offending to anyone ~AjainPvP
When I talked to FussyBucket1528 he offered me his booter like 30+ times. Apparently it's an 80,000 second booter, what he tells me. So I guess so cXcX
Of course I let down the offer, because I don't wanna become one of dem DDoSing weirdos who sit inside all day and have no life or nothing to do.
Ikr When I broke my wrist my PvP skill went down dramatically, I would imagine the same would go for DDoSers because they just "hit off" everyone in PvP
It depends on several factors. A router is usually used as a booter connected through a series of computer networks which allow a Ping flood to an allocated networking address or ip. A booter is usually a program that allows you to send a viral of connections and overload a clients router unless they have a VPN in which their ip is masked and the Ping flood is sent to the generate vpns IP address which in turn allows the client to have superior internet access and not succumb to the effects of ping flooding.
Oh my lord.. The amount of false and incorrect statements in this thread. When you buy a booter you are basically renting some hardware, that hardware is also used by others (That's why there is time limits, make your own booted and no limits). When you use the booter it connects to 100's, maybe even 1000's depending on several factors to the hardware and orders it to send thousand and thousands of packets to the IP. If you come across a programming its A) It's a dos B) It's a botnet not C) It's a fake VPNs can hide your IP if you use it correctly and the VPN will be hit offline instead of yourself and after that you need another VPN Web booters just connect to hardware Hundreds and hundreds, maybe even thousands of servers
Does"ing is basically like joining a server over and over again until it overloads and crashes this is illegal and is punishable with 10 years in jail. Dos'ing is a slippery slope and what one person might think of a little joke could be causing thousands in losses on the other end of the attack
Actually it is ilgeal regardless of how much damage it caused, its just no one bothers inforcing the law unless its $5,000 or more in damages
You were partially right. It is always illegal, just not punishable until it causes a certain amount of damage.
