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🎭 Slowloris is a low-bandwidth DoS hacking tool. The software is rewritten in Python, and it performs an HTTP Denial of Service attack that slows down or makes the small servers crash.
One can also use Slowrolis to initiate a Dos attack on any website. DoS attack is a type of cybersecurity attack where many requests are suddenly sent to the website server to get crashed.
Slowrolis develops a large number of HTTP requests and sends headers of packets periodically to keep the network’s connection open.
Slowrolis allows never to disconnect the connection portal unless the server does so. As the server shuts down the connection, a new link has already been created. As a result, the server goes down 401 error or doesn’t fulfill any requests.
🎭 How to install and run?
You can clone the git repo or install using pip. Here's how you run it.
- sudo pip3 install slowloris
- slowloris example.com
🎭 That's all it takes to install and run slowloris.py.
If you want to clone using git instead of pip, here's how you do it.
$ git clone https://github.com/gkbrk/slowloris.git
$ cd slowloris
$ python3 slowloris.py example.com
SOCKS5 proxy support
🎭 However, if you plan on using the -x option in order to use a SOCKS5 proxy for connecting instead of a direct connection over your IP address, you will need to install the PySocks library (or any other implementation of the socks library) as well. PySocks is a fork from SocksiPy by GitHub user @Anorov and can easily be installed by adding PySocks to the pip command above or running it again like so:
sudo pip3 install PySocks
🎭 You can then use the -x option to activate SOCKS5 support and the --proxy-host and --proxy-port option to specify the SOCKS5 proxy host and its port, if they are different from the standard 127.0.0.1:8080.
🎭 Configuration options
🎭 It is possible to modify the behaviour of slowloris with command-line arguments. In order to get an up-to-date help document, just run slowloris -h.
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