DDOS Shield

I originally created for Trinity Entertainment but it doesn't have to be just for GunZ Servers but for everything.

Name doesn't actually do what it sounds but at least it does something.

It was created due to the fact peoiple like Phail and his 'friends' DDOS servers for their own liking, so tada. o.o

It detects if a bot (or human) ddoses the site and logs it along with the IP address it was using. It also sends an e-mail to the site owner that the attack happens right at that very moment of the attack.

If the site starts to build very high bandwidth usage, the PHP script will generate a page to block access to the main site.

Just edit the shield.php at this line.

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$to = 'Your e-mail';

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You can edit the messages if you like. Don't care.

All just have to do is include into your ccurent site with:

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<?php include ('shield.php'); ?>

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Very simple so don't expect it to work as well as I think it does.

Nice one, but the better way to do it is buying a hardware firewall for your server...

Btw. It might be an idea to put them in the .htaccess so they get a 403 after.

nice but that nard Phail will still find out how to do that DDOS shyt. he never gives up.

Very nice script. Keep up the good work.

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

Nice one, but the better way to do it is buying a hardware firewall for your server...

Btw. It might be an idea to put them in the .htaccess so they get a 403 after.

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Maybe when I rewrite it for Trinity I will.

Like I said, basic.

Ronata: I didn't post in Gunz Release section because it wasn't initially for GunZ but for everything.

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Originally Posted by Exiled Hero

Maybe when I rewrite it for Trinity I will.

Like I said, basic.

Ronata: I didn't post in Gunz Release section because it wasn't initially for GunZ but for everything.

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I know, but it was posted in the general section and releases/shares must be posted in the release section.

Nice 7/10

Baha go Phail <3

nice =), thanx

Phail will always find a way to fail your server. theirs no doubt.

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Originally Posted by Night2Dark2

Phail will always find a way to fail your server. theirs no doubt.

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With Kolie's emulator? Grow up.

Nice Release :D,

Also Kyuma, dont you think its a little off topic about hacking someones PC? :S

good job

first release

OP, a script intended to protect other scripts of this nature is a bad idea - it'd be better to setup a software firewall, or even modify the settings of your HTTP daemon to limit the number of concurrent connections.

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

Nice one, but the better way to do it is buying a hardware firewall for your server...

Btw. It might be an idea to put them in the .htaccess so they get a 403 after.

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A tiny script compared to a hardware firewall - the next logical step would be to setup a software firewall, not based off a script ran through an HTTP daemon.

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

You deserved it after you bloated about yourself being better than me. Now stop crying or I'll exploit your database. I'm server friendly as long as the server is friendly to me.

And stop bloating about DDOS and stuff. First of all ASP is a scriptlanguage, serversided. And second of all my pc is better protected than the Queen's one.



That was the fake Wizkid. (Aka Kyuma himself.)

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Oops, I spoke too soon!

1) "I'll exploit your database" - I highly doubt you know any MSSQL vulnerabilities that would effect Kyuma.

2) ASP is a scripting language, but it doesn't have to be ran on a server end.

3) "And second of all my pc is better protected than the Queen's one." - what?

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

With Kolie's emulator? Grow up.

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Why would a server daemon be used to flood a PHP script?

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

Ass-kiss much?.

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Two words: "Donald Duck".

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Originally Posted by Kyuma

good job

first release

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Read above.

nice bump <.< =P

Im sorry but gWX0 makes some lgendary posts. SO far I can't argue with anything he said above xD

Very nice, thanks ^^

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Originally Posted by gWX0

OP, a script intended to protect other scripts of this nature is a bad idea - it'd be better to setup a software firewall, or even modify the settings of your HTTP daemon to limit the number of concurrent connections.



A tiny script compared to a hardware firewall - the next logical step would be to setup a software firewall, not based off a script ran through an HTTP daemon.







Oops, I spoke too soon!

1) "I'll exploit your database" - I highly doubt you know any MSSQL vulnerabilities that would effect Kyuma.

2) ASP is a scripting language, but it doesn't have to be ran on a server end.

3) "And second of all my pc is better protected than the Queen's one." - what?



Why would a server daemon be used to flood a PHP script?



Two words: "Donald Duck".



Read above.

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lol pro. O.o

good job on releasing a protection script for DDOS.
wasn't really looking for it cause as wizkid said i use my own hardware firewall!

good job!

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Originally Posted by gWX0

Oops, I spoke too soon!

1) "I'll exploit your database" - I highly doubt you know any MSSQL vulnerabilities that would effect Kyuma.

2) ASP is a scripting language, but it doesn't have to be ran on a server end.

3) "And second of all my pc is better protected than the Queen's one." - what?

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That made me lol

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Originally Posted by HigherGamers

Nice Release :D,

Also Kyuma, dont you think its a little off topic about hacking someones PC? :S

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no cuz he can't hack-.- his just a wanabbe.

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Originally Posted by gWX0

1) "I'll exploit your database" - I highly doubt you know any MSSQL vulnerabilities that would effect Kyuma.

2) ASP is a scripting language, but it doesn't have to be ran on a server end.

3) "And second of all my pc is better protected than the Queen's one." - what?

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1) I have some. Otherwise bugtrack or however it is called would do the trick.
2) Yes. If you set runat="server" to runat="client". But the ASP code (the C#, VB or whatever code behind the 'screens') are need to be ran at the server.
3) What? I have a suckup computer. Can't really care if you don't mind.

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

1) I have some. Otherwise bugtrack or however it is called would do the trick.
2) Yes. If you set runat="server" to runat="client". But the ASP code (the C#, VB or whatever code behind the 'screens') are need to be ran at the server.
3) What? I have a suckup computer. Can't really care if you don't mind.

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Hell, this really turned into ego zone. Just to get the last lies straight (I'm out of ego zone and I'll take Andy (DD) with me.):

Donald Duck => Andy => a friend => VPN user.

Oh well. Had a nice time here I guess. Have fun with all those ego's. ;3

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so gtfo.

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Originally Posted by CobraCom

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Hell, this really turned into ego zone. Just to get the last lies straight (I'm out of ego zone and I'll take Andy (DD) with me.):

Donald Duck => Andy => a friend => VPN user.

Oh well. Had a nice time here I guess. Have fun with all those ego's. ;3

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so gtfo.

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lul wtf rape..

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

1) I have some. Otherwise bugtrack or however it is called would do the trick.
2) Yes. If you set runat="server" to runat="client". But the ASP code (the C#, VB or whatever code behind the 'screens') are need to be ran at the server.
3) What? I have a suckup computer. Can't really care if you don't mind.

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1) There's no publically known 0days for the MSSQL.
2) No, that can be ran at the client-end.
3) That made no sense; www.ingrish.com maybe?