Developed by TEAM SHADOW STRIKER
DDoS_PANEL is a powerful Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) tool written in Python. This tool is designed for stress testing websites, helping ethical hackers and developers identify vulnerabilities in their networks and services.
This tool leverages Python's flexibility and performance, making it lightweight yet powerful.
- 🧑💻 Designed for Termux and Linux-based environments.
- ⚡ Fast and Efficient multi-threaded attack mechanism.
- 🔒 Secure and ethical usage for network stress testing.
- 🌐 Supports multiple attack modes: HTTP, UDP, TCP flood.
pkg update
pkg upgrade
pkg install python
pkg install python3
pkg install git
pip install requests
git clone https://github.com/TEAM-SHADOW-STRIKER/DDoS_PANEL.git
cd DDoS_PANEL
chmod +x *
pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 DDoS_Panel.pyThis tool is intended for educational and stress-testing purposes ONLY.
- Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.
- Misuse of this tool may result in legal actions.
Always obtain proper authorization before running tests on any network or service.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
- GitHub: TEAM SHADOW STRIKER
- Facebook: TEAM SHADOW STRIKER
- Termux Learning Group: TEAM SS TERMUX LEARNING POINT Tagline: "A Trusted Termux Learning Point."
- This tool is strictly for educational and authorized stress-testing purposes only.
- Unauthorized use of this tool against websites, servers, or networks without explicit permission is ILLEGAL and punishable under cybercrime laws.
- The developers of this tool, TEAM SHADOW STRIKER, are not responsible for any misuse or illegal activity performed using this tool.
- By using this tool, you agree to the following:
- You have explicit authorization from the owner of the targeted system to perform stress tests.
- You will not use this tool for malicious or unauthorized purposes.
- You acknowledge that misuse of this tool may lead to severe consequences, including legal actions, fines, or imprisonment.
Use responsibly and stay within legal boundaries!
Always remember: Ethical hacking protects, not destroys.