Targets Domain Name System servers to cause a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack through amplification, exploiting the DNS resolution process to flood a victim with a large volume of traffic.

Utilizes Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) requests for DDoS attacks, achieving high packets-per-second rates to overwhelm network resources.

Exploits the Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), often used in IoT devices, for DDoS attacks with high packets-per-second, potentially impacting large networks of interconnected devices.

Involves Web Services Dynamic Discovery (WSD) protocol to execute high packets-per-second attacks, primarily affecting devices and services that use web services for communication.

Employs the Search Active Devices Protocol, common in Hikvision devices, for powerful amplification attacks, exploiting device discovery processes.

A classic SYN flood attack using the Transmission Control Protocol, where the attacker rapidly sends SYN requests to a targets server to consume server resources and disrupt services.

An advanced version of the TCP-SYN attack, incorporating specific TCP window sizes in the packets to enhance the efficacy of the SYN flood.

Similar to the SYN flood but uses TCP ACK packets. This attack aims to exhaust server resources by sending a flood of ACK packets, often targeting stateful devices like firewalls.

Combines advanced SYN & ACK flood techniques with spoofed addresses for greater impact, to maximize disruption to the target network.

Exploits TCP Fast Open (TFO) feature, which allows sending data in the initial SYN packet, for a more efficient SYN flood attack.

Uses middleboxes (like NATs and firewalls) in the network to amplify TCP flood attacks, increasing the volume of traffic sent to the victim.

A specialized TCP-based attack designed to bypass OVHs (a large hosting provider) specific network defenses, using amplification techniques.

A UDP flood attack that generates a high number of packets per second, overwhelming the target with a sheer volume of UDP packets.

Involves sending raw, unmodified UDP packets to flood a target, typically consuming bandwidth and resources.

Targets servers running the FiveM mod for Grand Theft Auto V, using UDP packets that mimic legitimate game traffic.

Targets servers running the FiveM mod for Grand Theft Auto V, using UDP packets that mimic legitimate game traffic.

Specifically targets TeamSpeak 3 (TS3) servers with UDP flooding, potentially disrupting voice communications.

Focuses on servers running Garrys Mod, a popular sandbox game, using UDP flood techniques to disrupt gameplay.

A UDP flood attack aimed at servers hosting the game Rust, using techniques that may disrupt or impair multiplayer gaming experiences.

Targets Counter-Strike 1.6 game servers with a UDP flood, potentially impacting the performance and accessibility of these gaming servers.

Designed to attack servers running the game DayZ with UDP flooding, which can result in significant gameplay disruption.

Utilizes A2S (Application to Server) protocol in Steam games for multi-query UDP floods, impacting game server responsiveness and availability.