Now Archived i cant give it any time and to make it better i will have to do full recode and if i am gonna do that ever than its not gonna be in java most likely it will be in go or C++ or Rust so use it if u want but its not that good.
XDDOS has the following features:
- 54 different attack methods to choose from.
- Supports all versions of Minecraft.
- A proxy scraper that gets the latest proxies from a URL before each attack (just put the links to scrape proxy from in
urls.txtfile). - A user-friendly command-line interface (CLI) that eliminates the need for difficult-to-remember startup commands
- Startup commands
- Auto IP resolver, which means that you can use the server IP or domain
- ANSI color support for better visuals in terminal
- XDDOS is compiled using Java 17, which means that you can use Java 17 or above to run it.
- If running on linux kernel then it must have must epoll support or XDDOS will crash.
- Download the XDDOS jar from here.
- Create a folder to store XDDOS.jar in it.
- In that folder, create a text file and name it
urls.txt. - Put the links to scrape socks4 proxies from in that file. If you don't have any links, here are some just put these in
url.txt:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TheSpeedX/PROXY-List/master/socks4.txt https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ShiftyTR/Proxy-List/master/socks4.txt https://raw.githubusercontent.com/monosans/proxy-list/main/proxies/socks4.txt https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jetkai/proxy-list/main/online-proxies/txt/proxies-socks4.txt - To open the terminal, first navigate to the folder where the XDDOS jar file is stored. You can do this by using the
cdcommand in the terminal and specifying the folder path. For example, if the XDDOS jar file is stored in the Downloads folder, you can navigate to it by typingcd Downloadsin the terminal. Alternatively, you can open the folder where the XDDOS.jar file is stored in file explorer, and then typecmdin the address bar at the top of the window. This will open a terminal window in that folder. - Use one of the commands given here to start XDDOS.
- To get protocol number see this page
- "Netty threads" are a type of threads that Netty, a networking framework, uses in its "event loop group". This group of threads is responsible for sending request to the server. To determine the optimal number of Netty threads to use, you can simply take the total number of threads available on your system and divide it by two.
- "loop threads" are used to make as many connection to server as possible. If you're not sure how many loop threads you should use, you can start with one or two and adjust as needed. What i found was value
1and2works the best with mid specs vps.
- For user-friendly CLI/auto mode with colors:
java -jar XDDOS.jar
- For user friendly CLI/auto mode without colors:
java -jar XDDOS.jar -noansi
- for manual startup with colors:
java -jar XDDOS.jar [ip] [protocol] [method] [time] [netty threads] [loop threads] [y/n]
- for manual startup without colors:
java -jar XDDOS.jar [ip] [protocol] [method] [time] [netty threads] [loop threads] [y/n] -noansi
y/n is optional. Use y if you want to scrape proxy from links in urls.txt and n to use your own proxies from proxies.txt file.
- To run botjoiner for 10 seconds with 3 netty threads and 1 loop thread and use auto proxy generator:
java -jar XDDOS.jar localhost:25565 47 botjoiner 10 3 1 y
- To run botjoiner for 10 seconds with 3 netty threads and 1 loop thread and use your own proxy:
java -jar XDDOS.jar localhost:25565 47 botjoiner 10 3 1 n
- To run botjoiner for 10 seconds with 10 netty threads and 2 loop threads and use auto proxy generator:
java -jar XDDOS.jar localhost:25565 47 botjoiner 10 10 2 y
- BigHandshake
- BigPacket
- BotJoiner
- BotRaid
- BungeeDowner
- ChatSpam
- ColorCrasher
- CpuDowner
- DoubleJoin
- EmptyNames
- EmptyPacket
- ExtremeJoin
- ExtremeKiller
- Handshake
- InstantDowner
- InvalidData
- InvalidNames
- InvalidSpoof
- IpSpooffFlood
- Join
- LegacyPing
- LegitnameJoin
- LocalHost
- LongHost
- LongNames
- Memory
- MOTD
- nAntiBot
- NettyDowner
- Network
- NewNullping
- NullPing
- Ping
- PingJoin
- Query
- Queue
- QuitExceptions
- RAM
- RandomExceptions
- RandomPacket
- ServerFucker
- Slapper
- SmartBot
- Spoof
- TCPBypass
- TCPHit
- UltimateKiller
- UltimateSmasher
- UnexpectedPacket
- uuidCrash
- WaterfallBypass
- XDJoin
- XDSpam
Use -noansi flag at the end of the command or try using another terminal.
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