Swarm is a C Language Flooding Tool made to do pentesting and understand how sockets work.
It has been made for educational purposes only. I'm not responsible of damages you could do with this tool.
Swarm particularity is its high rate IP and Port Spoofing : each request uses a different identity. It also randomizes other parameters such as SEQ and ACK Numbers or ICMP ECHO IDs.
It has 11 Flood Types :
- Type 1 : SYN [TCP]
- Type 2 : ACK [TCP]
- Type 3 : SYN-ACK [TCP]
- Type 4 : RST [TCP]
- Type 5 : PSH [TCP]
- Type 6 : URG [TCP]
- Type 7 : FIN [TCP]
- Type 8 : FIN-ACK [TCP]
- Type 9 : E-REQUEST [ICMP]
- Type 10 : E-REPLY [ICMP]
- Type 11 : DNS-AMP [UDP]
Swarm has been made for Linux only.
First, you need to compile the programm using GCC. To do this, simply type : [sudo] gcc Main.c -o Swarm
Once done, you can run it using : [sudo] ./Swarm [ARGS].