A Python-based DDoS attack for educational purposes, designed to work with IPv6 addresses. It simulates sending UDP packets to a target IP and port, with features like attack duration, and progress tracking. For educational use only.
- Sends UDP packets to a target IPv6 address and port.
- Configurable attack duration and loop settings.
- Displays a progress bar during the attack.
- Saves configuration for easy reuse.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/SexyWerewolf/PacketPup-IPv6.git- Navigate to the project folder:
cd PacketPup-IPv6- Install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt- Run the script:
python PacketPup-IPv6- Configure attack parameters:
The script will prompt you for the target IP address, port, and attack time in seconds.
You can also choose whether the attack should loop.
The script supports a configuration file (config.ini) for storing IP, port, attack time, and loop settings. The script will automatically load the last used configuration or prompt the user for new input.
Example of config.ini:
[Settings]
ip = fe80::a00:27ff:fe14:3c5e
port = 8080
loop = true
time = 10.0