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IT Army of Ukraine Official Tool

See Configuration and options on how to change the interface language

💁 Technical support

⭐ Advantages

  • Own proxy database creates the attack from the whole world, which makes it much more difficult to protect against
  • Efficient on a large number of targets simultaneously
  • A variety of different methods, both "classic" and proprietary ones
  • Frequent automatic updates without user intervention

💽 Install and run

Attention! Updates happen automatically, all steps except the last one need to be done only at the first time!

Windows

Our software does not contain viruses, but some antiviruses identify such software as potentially dangerous and block the files. You may need to allow running the downloaded file, or disable your antivirus.

  1. Download the latest version and save to a convenient location
  2. To start the attack, simply launch the file by double-click

Linux

1. Download the appropriate version for your platform

x64 (amd64)
curl https://github.com/porthole-ascend-cinnamon/mhddos_proxy_releases/releases/latest/download/mhddos_proxy_linux -Lo mhddos_proxy_linux
arm64 (aarch64)
curl https://github.com/porthole-ascend-cinnamon/mhddos_proxy_releases/releases/latest/download/mhddos_proxy_linux_arm64 -Lo mhddos_proxy_linux

2. Next, run chmod +x mhddos_proxy_linux 3. To start the attack, run ./mhddos_proxy_linux directly or inside screen

Docker (any platform)

  1. Install and launch Docker
  2. Run with the command docker run -it --rm --pull always --net=host ghcr.io/porthole-ascend-cinnamon/mhddos_proxy

Raspberry Pi

Aarch64 version should work on RPi4, probably on RPi3 too. The main thing is to have 64x OS.
Please refer to these Issues for extra info and potential solutions: #13 #19 #23

Android

Setup

Requies Termux and rooted device

apt update -y && apt install -y root-repo tsu glibc-repo glibc
curl https://github.com/porthole-ascend-cinnamon/mhddos_proxy_releases/releases/latest/download/mhddos_proxy_linux_arm64 -Lo mhddos_proxy
chmod +x mhddos_proxy
grun -c mhddos_proxy

Run

arm64 (aarch64)
sudo grun -n ./mhddos_proxy
arm32 (armv7)
apt install -y qemu-user-aarch64
sudo grun -n qemu-aarch64 ./mhddos_proxy

🛠 Configuration and options

An mhddos.ini file will be created in the current directory on the first launch
You may edit it to change configuration

# Change language (ua | en | es | de | pl | lt)
lang = ua

# Run multiple copies (set "auto" for max value, requires 3+ core CPU and stable network)
copies = 1

# Number of threads per copy (to enable, remove the hashtag symbol on the next line)
#threads = 8000

# Use my IP/VPN for the attack in % from 0 to 100 (requires VPN or remote server)
use-my-ip = 0

You can also specify options via command line in --lang en format

Full list of options is available by --help command

✪ Custom proxies

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To specify custom proxy(ies), use the proxy option

proxy = [socks4://114.231.123.38:3065, socks5://114.231.123.38:1080]

If the list of proxies is too big, use the local or remote file option proxies. Each proxy should be on a new line

proxies = proxies.txt | https://pastebin.com/raw/UkFWzLOt

Surely, these options are also available via command line

--proxy socks4://114.231.123.38:3065, socks5://114.231.123.38:1080
--proxies proxies.txt | https://pastebin.com/raw/UkFWzLOt

Supported formats:

114.231.123.38:3065
114.231.123.38:3065:username:password
username:[email protected]:3065
socks4://114.231.123.38:3065
socks5://114.231.123.38:3065:username:password
http://username:[email protected]:3065

if protocol (socks4|socks5) is not specified, http is used by default