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We are glad to provide you services for call
flooding attack!
A person starts receiving phone calls with no
possibility to get rid of them, because the
numbers we use are different, and blacklist is
not an option in this case!
There can be several kinds of flood:
1) No Caller ID calls;
2) Change of SIP caller ID;
3) GSM numbers attack.
For successful use of the 3rd option you should
have a huge stock of numbers in possession to
suspend user's blacklist (because it's
unlimited).
An important info: user might have a special
application for blocking unwanted calls or ask
his network provider for a blacklist service.
If there's just a simple application, all
incoming calls would be blocked and wouldn't
appear on the screen. But in this case the line
would be busy anyway, and no one else would be
able to get through.
If blacklist service is provided by a network,
another approach is used for attack.
Talking about the most basic form of attack we
mean No Caller ID flooding. It's the easiest
thing to do in this case.
But it's simple to protect yourself from this
kind of attack: a user merely blocks all
incoming calls from No Caller ID numbers. Also
it's possible to install Caller ID application
which reveals all hidden numbers attacking the
phone. The same service can be provided for
landline phones and multichannel phone numbers
as well.
Let's now talk about change of SIP caller ID.
This method is good because each next incoming
call would have completely another (unique)
phone number and the user wouldn't have a
physical possibility to block them all. There
would be plenty of numbers, basically appearing
out of thin air.
Another advantage of this method is the choice
of phone numbers range. Sometimes, it's even
possible to choose certain phone numbers
(digits) for outgoing calls. When whitelist of
user is known, it would give you a huge
benefit.
A major minus of this method is price.
Providers aren't really interested in using
their network capacity this way, with no profit
and real use for them. Also all SIP calls can
be blocked as well, and there wouldn't be any
sense in such an attack.
One of the best solutions is GSM numbers attack
(not SIP). Of course, for a successful flooding
there should be a big stock of numbers.
The only way to avoid this is to block incoming
calls with certain area codes. But in this case
a specific area code can be found, although
it's a bit more complicated.
Having learned the nuances of network providers
services, we can state that the best way to
prevent this kind of flooding (attack) is:
1) Installation of a powerful caller ID
application that reveals all numbers;
2) Blocking No Caller ID calls;
3) Blocking SIP calls;
4) Blocking calls from numbers with certain
area codes.
All these methods mentioned above works,
however, when a user is going to keep his phone
number. A phone number can be of great
importance to user, and losing it would mean
losing all contacts as well (clients,
employees, workers, etc).
We monitor the whole process from the very
BEGINNING until the END. We trace users
activity to prevent him from blocking our
calls. We use different methods and kinds of
attack.
We achieve our aim and accomplish the task by
various ways.
Attention! We ask everyone to check the name of
Telegram profile before contacting us, because
of numerous bots and possible frauds!
Be cautious!
P.S. For users of our forum we offer lower
prices than indicated on the website. Please,
don't forget to mention how you learned about
us when doing an order!
Prices increase and services range expansion
are planned in the future.
Besides calls, we provide SMS attacks as well!
---
Our Telegram: @SUPERFLOD
Direct Telegram link: http://tlgg.ru/SUPERFLOD
E-Mail: [email protected]
flooding attack!
A person starts receiving phone calls with no
possibility to get rid of them, because the
numbers we use are different, and blacklist is
not an option in this case!
There can be several kinds of flood:
1) No Caller ID calls;
2) Change of SIP caller ID;
3) GSM numbers attack.
For successful use of the 3rd option you should
have a huge stock of numbers in possession to
suspend user's blacklist (because it's
unlimited).
An important info: user might have a special
application for blocking unwanted calls or ask
his network provider for a blacklist service.
If there's just a simple application, all
incoming calls would be blocked and wouldn't
appear on the screen. But in this case the line
would be busy anyway, and no one else would be
able to get through.
If blacklist service is provided by a network,
another approach is used for attack.
Talking about the most basic form of attack we
mean No Caller ID flooding. It's the easiest
thing to do in this case.
But it's simple to protect yourself from this
kind of attack: a user merely blocks all
incoming calls from No Caller ID numbers. Also
it's possible to install Caller ID application
which reveals all hidden numbers attacking the
phone. The same service can be provided for
landline phones and multichannel phone numbers
as well.
Let's now talk about change of SIP caller ID.
This method is good because each next incoming
call would have completely another (unique)
phone number and the user wouldn't have a
physical possibility to block them all. There
would be plenty of numbers, basically appearing
out of thin air.
Another advantage of this method is the choice
of phone numbers range. Sometimes, it's even
possible to choose certain phone numbers
(digits) for outgoing calls. When whitelist of
user is known, it would give you a huge
benefit.
A major minus of this method is price.
Providers aren't really interested in using
their network capacity this way, with no profit
and real use for them. Also all SIP calls can
be blocked as well, and there wouldn't be any
sense in such an attack.
One of the best solutions is GSM numbers attack
(not SIP). Of course, for a successful flooding
there should be a big stock of numbers.
The only way to avoid this is to block incoming
calls with certain area codes. But in this case
a specific area code can be found, although
it's a bit more complicated.
Having learned the nuances of network providers
services, we can state that the best way to
prevent this kind of flooding (attack) is:
1) Installation of a powerful caller ID
application that reveals all numbers;
2) Blocking No Caller ID calls;
3) Blocking SIP calls;
4) Blocking calls from numbers with certain
area codes.
All these methods mentioned above works,
however, when a user is going to keep his phone
number. A phone number can be of great
importance to user, and losing it would mean
losing all contacts as well (clients,
employees, workers, etc).
We monitor the whole process from the very
BEGINNING until the END. We trace users
activity to prevent him from blocking our
calls. We use different methods and kinds of
attack.
We achieve our aim and accomplish the task by
various ways.
Attention! We ask everyone to check the name of
Telegram profile before contacting us, because
of numerous bots and possible frauds!
Be cautious!
P.S. For users of our forum we offer lower
prices than indicated on the website. Please,
don't forget to mention how you learned about
us when doing an order!
Prices increase and services range expansion
are planned in the future.
Besides calls, we provide SMS attacks as well!
---
Our Telegram: @SUPERFLOD
Direct Telegram link: http://tlgg.ru/SUPERFLOD
E-Mail: [email protected]