Friday, September 7, 2007

Useless Attack - The PING attack

Nerds, Geeks, Hackers and Security Experts!

There is a useless attack that doesn't work on NT anymore (Some time ago when there was only Windows 95/98, this attack used to be super strong) It's an useless attack, so I don't suggest you to expect anything from it! PING attack works by sending an VERY, VERY, unstable packet to the target server. For example you could use:

ping [IP Address or Hostname]

But that would just end up in a normal packet. To make it unstable, change the packet size to 65500 bytes, then keep send packet until abortion. For example:

ping -t -l 65500 [IP Address or Hostname]

Explanation:
ping - send a packet.
-t - ping the specified host until stopped.
-l [size] - send buffer [size].




Keep your hacking skills up! :)

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