Looking for a good Nuker?... take a look at Nuke it! 1.0

Nuke it! Version 1.0

Looking for a Nuker? ... take a good look at the Nuke it! 's features, the best Nuker so far.

1 - ) Faster - Smaller

Nuke it! was completely written in Assembly, so the program has a fast execution and a real small size!

2 - ) Pause - Resume

With Nuke it! you can pause your nuke so that you can check if your victim is still there; otherwise, you can resume your nuke just right where you left!

3 - ) Non-Blocking

Most of the nukers get blocked while trying to send a great amount of data; in consequence, the user is unable to cancel the nuke if necessary. With Nuke it! you can instantly quit your nuke at any time, at any state!

4 - ) * IP Spoofing (Only Win2000)

With Nuke it! you can hide your identity by spoofing your IP address; so, if your victim has some Anti-Nuke utility, he won't certainly know where the nuke's packets are coming from!

5 - ) Error controls

Most of the Nukers do not properly control the data introduced by the user (Ports, IP addresses, etc). As a result, the packets sent may have fields with unpredictable values. Nuke it! has effective controls routines that guarantee the data sent is perfectly defined!

6 - ) Packets per second

Nuke it! allows you to specify the number of packets you want to send per second. The time is measured just when data starts being sent. If the time expires (this is, a second has passed and the current amount of packets has not been completely sent maybe because the SO is still busy, etc), Nuke it! waits for the previous data to be completely sent, and then will immediatly continue sending the next amount of packets and the time starts being measured again. This way, Nuke it! balances the time you wait for data to be sent (it's recommended for most of the users to specify a number of 60 packets per second).

* IMPORTANT

Some ISPs do not let data reach the Internet if the network prefix of the spoofed IP is different from the one of the net you're currently part of. So you should specify a spoofed IP value with the same network prefix as your current IP, but with a different Host ID.

For example, suppose your IP is 200.59.63.123 (Class C Address); you can specify a valid spoofed IP address like: 200.59.63.212, or 200.59.63.99, etc.