These use IP addresses assigned by internet service providers to real homes. They are highly authentic and incredibly difficult for websites to detect or block.
Most VPS providers (DigitalOcean, Vultr, AWS) log the source IP of the proxy user. If you launch a reflection attack from a hosted on AWS Lightsail, Amazon will know:
A: Only for TCP-based modules. For UDP reflection, no. You must use udp_raw or socks5_udp .
proxy_type = udp_raw proxy_host = your-vps-ip proxy_port = 4444 source_port_spoof = enabled
These use IP addresses assigned by internet service providers to real homes. They are highly authentic and incredibly difficult for websites to detect or block.
Most VPS providers (DigitalOcean, Vultr, AWS) log the source IP of the proxy user. If you launch a reflection attack from a hosted on AWS Lightsail, Amazon will know:
A: Only for TCP-based modules. For UDP reflection, no. You must use udp_raw or socks5_udp .
proxy_type = udp_raw proxy_host = your-vps-ip proxy_port = 4444 source_port_spoof = enabled
