ISB (I'm so bored)

Developed by byte[size] Software.

Licensed under Apache 2.0

Languages: [english] [french] [spanish] (Natively written in English. Translations may be... inaccurate)

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Table Of Contents

• Links
  • About ISB
  • Contact Us
  • Known Issues
  • Bug Reporting
  • Change Logs
• Usage
  • Basic usage
• Application
  • Main Window
  • Target
  • Log
  • Target Info
  • Attacks
    • HTTP Flood
    • UDP Flood
    • TCP Flood
    • TCP Port Scan
    • ICMP Flood
    • Slowloris
  • Editors
  • Help/About
    • Help Window
    • About Window
  • Network Monitor

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Contact us

Discord: open in Discord

Email:

Known Issues

• HTTP Flood 'output to log' makes ISB unresponsive. (Fixed - Version 1.1.0.0)
• 'Status' objects flicker, and are inaccurate. (Fixed - Version 1.1.0.0)

Bug Reporting

Please report bugs to Discord or email

Basic Usage

With the main window open, navigate to the target section. Enter the IP or URL of your target (#1/#2). Select it with the "Set Target" button (#4). Assuming no errors are displayed (otherwise: see common errors): Select your attack type in the attacks section. Set the variables for your attack (see: http flood, udp flood, tcp flood, tcp port scan, icmp flood, slowloris). Press "Start Attack"/"Start Scan" to begin, Press again to stop attack/scan.

Window

1. Title bar [Application Name] - [Version]	2. Process metrics: (left to right) 2a. Process CPU Usage: The amount of CPU used by the application. 2b. Process Memory Usage: The amount of Memory is use by the application. 2c. Process Threads: The amount of Threads opened/in use by the application.
3. See target for usage	4. See log for usage
5. See target info for usage	6. See attacks for usage
7. See editors for usage	8. See about for usage
9. See networkmonitor for usage

Common Issues:

• Process Memory Usage jumps high, and Application becomes unresponsive: Please contact us as this is usually a bug

Target

Window Section #3

1. URL or IP of target. "https://example.com" for example.	2. Port to target. Find commonly used ports here
3. The IP of target, when set (#4 pressed)	4Set the target with URL or IP in #1 and the port in #2

Common Errors:

• Selected Error: Set target URL/Port first: You must selet a target using #1 and #2, selecting it with #4
• Target Down Error: Could not ping specified target. Is it down?: Is the target URL you specified correct? Is the port selected open? Is it a valid URL?

Log

Window Section #4

1. Log Window. Will output messages and errors.	2. Clears the log window (not the logfile)
3. Toggles the automatic scrolling of the log window.	4. Copies the log window to the clipboard.
5. Saves the log window output to file (ISB log.log)	6. Opens the logfile if one exists.

Formatting: [date time a/P] > *([error title]:) [message]

*(conditional)

Common Errors:

• Can't highlight: Turn off autoscroll (#3)
• Can't open log output (#6): Try saving the log first (#5).
• Can't save log output (#5): The logfile (ISB log.log) will be saved in the same directory as the executable. Please contact us if issues persist.

Target Info

Window Section #5

1. Performs a WHOIS lookup on the target.	2. Performs a DNS records lookup on the target.
3. Performs a Traceroute on the target	4. Opens the target in browser*
5. Pings the target X times. (#6)	6. X times to ping the target. (#5)

Common Errors:

• Browser doesn't open or gives error message: If the browser doesn't open, verify the browser selected in editors is set correctly. If the browser returns one or many error messages, it is possible that the working directory has invalid characters in its name. Please contact us if this issue persists
• Target Down Error: Could not ping specified target. Is it down?: Is the target URL you specified correct? Is the port selected open? Is it a valid URL?

*Browser used can be set in the editors (Section #7 of the window)

Attacks

Window Section #6

1. Performs a HTTP Flood on the target. For usage information click here	2. Performs a UDP Flood on the target. For usage information click here
3. Performs a TCP Flood on the target. For usage information click here	4. Performs a TCP Port Scan on the target. For usage information click here
5. Performs a ICMP Flood on the target. For usage information click here	6. Performs a Slowloris attack on the target. For usage information click here

Attacks - HTTP Flood

Window Section #6 Attack #1

1. Default: '/' Sets the subsite to use when GET (#7) is enabled*	2. Set the interval (in milliseconds) between sending packets to target.
3. Set the time (in milliseconds) for the target server to keep the connection open	4. The amount of threads the application should use to attack the target
5. Use a random subsite? The length of the random string can be changed in #6	6. Random Subsite (#5) Length in bytes Higher = slower (more data) / Lower = faster (more traffic)
7. Use GET Protocol? Default is POST protocol.	8. Should we wait for the server to respond to the last request sent?
9. Should we declare GZIP encoding in our headers? 'Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate'	10. Starts/Stops the attack
11. Sockets connected successfully	12. Packets sent successfully
13. Responses from target recieved (if #8 is set)	14. Sockets/Packets that have failed to open/send
15. Output headers sent to the log window?(Window Section #7)**

Common Errors:

• Target error: Target Not Set!: Set your target first
• (#14) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging(#5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (#4) If issues persist, alter your attack variables.

*Example: '/search?q=' Used in conjunction with Random Subsite (#5) and Use GET (#7) will continually poll target with a random search query.

**When enabled; this will cause unresponsiveness and crashing of the application. It is a known issue. Please do not report it to support...

Attacks - UDP Flood

Window Section #6 Attack #2

1. Set the interval (in milliseconds) between sending packets to target.	2. Sets the size of the buffer in the packet.
3. The amount of threads the application should use to attack the target	4. Starts/Stops the attack
5. Sockets connected successfully	6. Packets sent successfully
7. Sockets/Packets that have failed to open/send

Common Errors:

• Target error: Target Not Set!: Set your target first
• (#14) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging(#5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (#4) If issues persist, alter your attack variables.

Attacks - TCP Flood

Window Section #6 Attack #3

1. Set the interval (in milliseconds) between sending packets to target.	2. Sets the size of the buffer in the packet.
3. The amount of threads the application should use to attack the target	4. Starts/Stops the attack
5. Sockets connected successfully	6. Packets sent successfully
7. Sockets/Packets that have failed to open/send

Common Errors:

• Target error: Target Not Set!: Set your target first
• (#14) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging(#5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (#4) If issues persist, alter your attack variables.

Attacks - TCP Port Scan

Window Section #6 Attack(ish) #4

1. The first port to scan (1-35565)	2. The last port to scan (1-35565)
3. The time to wait (in milliseconds) for a reply.	4. Starts/Stops the scan
5. Total ports OPEN	6. Total ports 'uknown' error presumed DOWN
7. Total ports 'refused' error presumed DOWN	8. Total ports 'timed out' error presumed DOWN*
9. Total ports DOWN	10. Outputs "Port X UP" to log window (#4)

Common Errors:

• *X port should be open: Double check your target first, increase timeout (#3) until port reports UP. The application automatically adjusts the timeout based at the start of the scan (timeout = timout+ping roundtrip)
• (#14) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging (Window Section #5-5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (Window Section #5-6) Maybe the target doesn't have any ports open...

Attacks - ICMP Flood

Window Section #6 Attack #5

1. Set the interval (in milliseconds) between sending packets to target.	2. Sets the timeout of the current connection.
3. Sets the size of the buffer in the packet.	4. The amount of threads the application should use to attack the target
5. Starts/Stops the attack	6. Packets sent successfully
7. Packets that have failed to send

Common Errors:

• (#7) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging (Window Section #5-5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (Window Section #5-6) If this has been verified, try increasing the interval (#1)/timeout (#2)

Attacks - Slowloris

Window Section #6 Attack #6

1. Set the interval (in milliseconds) between sending packets to target.	2. The amount of threads the application should use to attack the target
3. Starts/Stops the attack	4. Packets sent successfully
4. Packets sent successfully	6. Packets that have failed to send

Common Errors:

• (#6) Failed is the only status object increasing: Perhaps your target is down, have you tried pinging (Window Section #5-5) it? Or opening it in a browser? (Window Section #5-6) If this has been verified, try increasing the interval (#1)

Editors

Window Section #7

1. Location path of the text editor. Defaults to system default from registry.	2. Location path if the web browser. Defaults to system default from registry.
3. Opens the File Dialog to pick the text editor used*	4. Opens the File Dialog to pick the web browser used*

Common Errors:

• File error: File either doesn't exist or isn't a supported format: Is the file selected an executable?* Does the path exist?
• Text editor won't open the log (from Window Section #5-6); single/multiple errors, editor launches to new file: Some text editors ask for arguments in the path line, add them manually (#1). Consult your text editors documentation for more information
• Browser won't open the target (from Window Section #4-6); single/multiple errors, browser launches to homepage: Some browsers ask for arguments in the path line, add them manually (#2). Consult your browsers documentation for more information

*Accepts: exe, .exe, *.exe

Help/About

Window Section #8

1. Launches the 'Help' window. Keyboard Shortcut: F1 [Hint: Help window displays this page]

2. Location the 'About' window Keyboard Shortcut: F2

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Help Window

Help Window > Window Section #8-1

Common Errors:

• 404 Error / File not found error: Try again later. Please contact us if issue persist.

*You are here... 50/50 shot of how you got here*

About Window

About Window > Window Section #8-2

1. Displays the Application name, Version, and Developer.

2. Shows the licenses in use. Note: Usage of this software implies license agreement.

3. Shows the packages used, and accredits those who help to develop/maintain ISB

4. Shows the BTC address in which donations are accepted. Thanks! :)

5. Opens browser to the application repository

Common Errors:

• Window took a long time to open: The application is retrieving the content of the window from the server. The content is saved to the registry for faster loading in future.
• "Failed to retrieve..." / "Failed to retrieve content from server...": Please try opening/reopening the window. If this doesn't work, try again in 10 minutes. If issues persist please contact us.

*You are here... 50/50 shot of how you got here*

Network Monitor

Window Section #9

1. The adapters detected by the monitor	2. Current status of selected adapter
3. Flushes DNS (Result outputs to log window) Executes: ipconfig.exe /flushdns	4. Renews All Adapters (Result outputs to log window) Executes: ipconfig.exe /renew

Common Errors:

• Adapter was not detected in application: Check that the adapter is enabled/installed, if it is: please contact us to request integration for your adapter.
• Flush DNS fails: Check that the application is running with Administrator rights.
• Renew Adapters fails: Check that the application is running with Administrator rights.

Change Logs

Click here for latest release.

• Version 1.0.0.0 => Version 1.1.0.0
  Release: https://github.com/softbytesize/ISB-Releases/releases/tag/v1.1.0.0
  (5 changes)
  • DNS Lookups: TXT, AAAA, PTR and CNAME records now supported.
  • 'Clear log' functionality fixed.
  • WebView2 used instead of WPF WebBrowser default for better link support.
  • Status values 'flicker' issue fixed.
  • Output headers to log: clears log for every header. Doesn't chew up RAM anymore.
• Version 0.9.0.0 => Version 1.0.0.0
  Release: https://github.com/softbytesize/ISB-Releases/releases/tag/v1.0.0.0
  (2 changes)
  • Initial Release. Previous versions are not available.
  • Thanks :)

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