Build a (very simple) Botnet with my new tool!

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Hi all, take a look at my new GitHub tool for building a (super simple implementation of) a botnet. I'm sure there's plenty more tools for this that probably work better, but I wanted to build something I had little experience with, so here's my attempt!

https://github.com/flancast90/build-a-bn . ⭐ if you think it's cool, I love all the support I get here!

build-a-bn

Build you very own (very simple) botnet!

Get Started

To get started with build-a-bn, simply install the required libs, and then start the server.

  1. cd server && npm install
  2. node build-a-bn.js
  3. See localhost:8000 for the (blank) file which will add your computer to the botnet for the time it is on the page

💡 Pro Tip 💡: Use ngrok.io (https://ngrok.com/) to give a public URL to your build-a-bn program, which then will add anyone on that link to the botnet! Other options include hosting on repl.it (https://replit.com/), Digital Ocean (https://www.digitalocean.com/), or Netlify (https://www.netlify.com/)

Commands

build-a-bn has some basic commands which can be tryped into the console while the program is running, and allow you some control over the botnet.

--help : outputs a list of commands. --ips : returns a url containing every url connected to the server --start [ip] : starts a DDoS attack from the IP specified. Instead of an IP, use "all" to start DDoS across all connections. --stop [ip] : stops a DDoS attack on the IP specified. Instead of an IP, use "all" to stop DDoS across all connections.

Adding to existing website.

build-a-bn can be simply added to any existing node.js site or html you may have. To do so, just move the /client/script.js to your project root and link in your existing html file. Then, move the /server/build-a-botnet.js file to your root directory as well. From here, you have a few options, the easiest of which is just to add your existing server code inside the build-a-botnet.js file, or vice-versa. With additional modification, you can require the build-a-botnet file as follows:

const botnet = require('./build-a-botnet.js');

This approach is not recommended, however, since the JS file may have to be changed to play well with your other file. In the future, options will be added allowing an easy require() import.

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