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TL;DR: it's okay
The app is configurable to generate set amount of traffic (controlled by the number of targets, their type, and attack interval for each of them). The main reason it works that way is because there are two main types of ddos:
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Straightforward load generation (easy to implement, easy to defend from) - as effective as the amount of raw traffic you can generate
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Actual denial of service that aims to remain as undetected as possible by simulating plausible traffic and hitting concrete vulnerabilities in the target (or targets). This type of ddos doesn't require a lot of traffic and thus is mostly limited by the amount of clients generating this type of load (or rather unique IPs)
TL;DR: yes
Cloud providers could charge a huge amount of money not only for compute resources but for traffic as well.
If you run an app in the cloud please control your billing (if you use Docker, ensure that use advanced image: ghcr.io/arriven/db1000n-advanced
)
Yes, you can. I personally leave the browser on overnight and it works fine.
To do this, you need to install a program which keeps the screen turned off. Instructions for different operating systems below:
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I have Windows
Program name: Caffeinated (download)
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I have Mac OS
Program name: Amphetamine (download)
When selecting a VPN country, choose "friendly" countries for Russia:
- Russia
- Bilorussia
- Kazakhstan
Objective: to attack the enemy from the middle, from their internal address - this type of attack is more important to beat back. Russia can close its sites to the world, but they cannot close their sites to Russia.