You need:
*.good Internet connection
*.Terminal emulator (https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...ndroidterm&feature=search_result)

No root needed

How to perform an attack:
*.Open the Terminal Emulator
*.Type ping www.google.com

Now you're DDoSing the Google.com ! Basically, the command ping is not used to these "currish" things but teoretically you're flooding the server.

the ping command and "flooding" the site has stopped after a few requests.
It's because it is set like that. To change it, type: ping --? and see what happens.

You can set interval, package size and count request.
you want to attack Google.com.
To do so, type:
ping -c 200 -i 100 -s 500 www.Google.com

What does that mean?
*.-C 200= You will send 200 requests
*.-I 100= The interval will be 100ms
*.-S 500= "-S" means package size

Note: if you're up to shut-down a site, you need a way more attackers - you're not capable to shut down it on your own.

this "guide" is only for educational purposes only. Attacking foreign site may be illegal in various countries so if you're about to flood a site - try your first.

Extra: new app on Android Market has been added -
LOIC(Low Orbit Ion Cannon)

LOIC is well known DDoSing tool for PC (also with HOIC). This app is much more powerfull than ping. It can attack with more than 20 threads at once!

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