DDOS Mobile: Madan Sidar


DDOS Mobile
The mobile version of DDOS is not very popular and successful but it works like half of computer
Features
  1. Up to 5000 request per second (it depends on processing power of your phone)
  2. Work on 3g, 4g or Wi-Fi.
  3. Good UI.
Requirements
  1. Phone should have at least 512 mb RAM(1 GB recommended).
  2. Running on Android 4.4.4 KitKat or above.(You can still try on lower devices).
  3. Fast internet connection at least 320 kb/s or above. Sometimes it may fail if above speed is not available.
Disadvantage
  1. Slower than computer version.
  2. Some phones may lag during process.
  3. Some sites like Facebook, Google may block your IP for 30 minutes if you try on their websites.
  4. Not working on big servers like Facebook and Google.

You can download this app link below
Download DDOS Mobile

This App is tested by thousands people. It's your turn to try...


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