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Would you like to know what sort of DDoS attacks hackers use? Hacking can be a dangerous job, and there are .
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DDoS threats from anonymous sources
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Have a look at this website for a list of tools.
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Here are some interesting references:
Burp Suite
OWASP web application security testing guide
Introduction to DDoS attacks
[Edit: see replies below, and in a comment to @MichaelHampton. Also see here for some real-life cases.
That's quite a long list to refer to. The point is, there are plenty of different DDoS tools to choose from and no single list covers them all. For example, the "Kernel Firewall Tools" list on the "DDoS Attacks" wiki page is only for "low-level" tools, not for the various "high-level" DDoS tools that are in use today.
However, if you are thinking about starting a DDoS attack, or are already thinking about it, it may be a good idea to have a look at these lists to learn about some of the tools out there, the various risks involved, how the tools work, what they're capable of, and so forth.
[Edit: A few more references on the DDoS wiki page linked to above. From the summary at the top of that page:
The Low Orbit Ion Cannon (LOIC) is a free and open-source DDoS tool written in C-Sharp and released on 15 June 2004. Its name comes from an ion cannon, an early form of large self-propelled artillery.
This is an example of a "low-level" tool.
The High Orbit Ion Cannon (HOIC) is a Windows software tool and could be used for DDoS attacks. It is written in C#, compiled with Mono framework and compatible with.Net 2.0 and 3.0. It consists of the following two parts:
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