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Release Status

Currently, the C/C++ version is being worked on. The old version is downloadable, but that's it for now.
This new version will be awesome though, but don't expect it to be done in just a few months.
The release will come as soon as I finish the GUI, and am done with the Arp Spoofer script.
As for the other modes and functions; they will gradually be added whenever I am working on this project.

BadDos

Differences

DOS - Denial-of-service (real sexy, mighty, and powerful)
DDOS - Distributed-Denial-of-service (kinda gay, team bashing a server)

Why call it BadDOS?

I named my app BadDos, because I knew I'd never make anything as good as Low Orbital Ion Cannon.
Who knows though. Maybe Wurst mc client isn't as bad as it sounds, and so mine hopefully won't be ¯(ツ)/¯

What this application can do

My. This, precious app. BadDOS is really very cool. It is able to run on windows/linnux with a stylish GUI. This amazing denial-of-service application includes a bunch of different tools designed to block a connection to something-weather it be a wifi signal, or even radio (requires an antenna LOL). This tool's got you covered on it all. Hell you can even act like a monkey and spam 100,000 threads of my famous UDP Spamming Mode, all on one computer! Wow, isn't that just amazing?

All supported modes and functions

Disclaimer: Keep in mind that this is in development, and currently, the only available modes are
the one's coloured ${\textsf{\color{lightgreen}GREEN}}$. And anything coloured ${\textsf{\color{orange}ORANGE}}$ means it is being worked on...

${\textsf{\color{lightgreen}UDP Spamming}}$ - Spams sizeable data to a UDP port like a derranged monkey

TCP Spamming - Holds open a port and spams sends chunky packets, or even tiny fragmented little ones

${\textsf{\color{orange}ARP Spoofing}}$ - Pretends to be a device on a local network and sucks up all the traffic so the device can't utilize the network

MITM Attack - Pretends to be a device on a local network and captures it's data.

Upcoming Unnamed Thiny Maggigy - I've seen it somewhere on an android spoofer thing. It can capture website data on a device, then send it back as a modified version. So I should be able to modify the content of a webpage; and send it back to the device. It'll definitely be my favorite mode...