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Attacking government websites (.GOV) is strictly forbidden! Use this service only on your own server/network, if this term is broken, your account will be permanently banned. You are not authorized to use our services for interrupt the connectivity of a server/home connection/network. We purposes our Server Stress Testing services to individuals and business only for personal network security testing. We do not keep your login and attack logs. The confidentiality of our customers data is a priority. When utilizing an ip stresser, there's no best way, the simplest way will be testing each method and see which one suits you the best.By using the Server Stress Testing services provided by stresslab.sx, you agree to be responsible for all actions and consequences. This process has various names (ssyn, tcp, essyn etc). *Spoofed TCP – This process also requires spoofing the origin ip but in this case the packets aren't amplified but simply sent with a random IP address which does not participate in the server. It's the oldest method and easily mitigated when done from only a few servers since the IP address remains exactly the same in each packet. *Raw UDP – Sends a big number of UDP 1024 length packets. This process is the most common one to use with a Layer 4 stress test on a booter. With a 1Gbps uplink, an increased stress test can reach over 80Gbps of bandwidth utilising the NTP service. The amplifier server receives the packet and sends a bigger size packet (or a number of packets) to the mark ip (127.0.0.1) therefore leading to an increased stress test. So let's say the mark IP address is 127.0.0.1, so the stress testing server sends a packet with a certain payload over a certain port with the origin ip of the mark (127.0.0.1) to the amplifier server. Using this methods also requires spoofing the origin IP address of the server. *Amplified UDP methods – These are usually services (for example: DNS, NTP, CHARGEN, SSDP etc) that can be used to amplify (reflect) a packet with a bigger size packet, or higher packets. Layer 4 methods usually have 3 different categories: It's pretty much like XMLRPC and it can be mitigated easily as well because it uses exactly the same user agent in every request. Joomla – The Joomla method is really a Google Maps plugin made for the Joomla CMS which may be used to generate GET requests as well. It's fairly easy to mitigate because it uses exactly the same useragent every time. XMLRPC is really a WordPress service which may be use to generate XML requests to websites. XMLRPC – The XMLRPC method is really a reflected method. This process may be the oldest one but since it's done with a unique ip and a unique user agent, it's hard to mitigate it. GET/HEAD/POST – Stress testing method done with proxies, launches a couple of thousands requests per second using one of many following HTTP request: GET, HEAD or POST. Each booter may offer different methods but I will endeavour to explain and categorize them for you. The next step should be to choose the proper method for the stress test. Your first goal should be to understand which that which you are seeking to stress test, an IP address (servers) or a website. Layer 7 methods which are made to stress websites (URL only). Layer 4 methods which are made to stress test IP addresses (usually called ip stresser tool).