The yetanothersmsbomber from vaibhavdost

yetanothersmsbomber's Introduction

Features

Lots of integrated SMS APIs.
Unlimited number of SMSs (with proxy support for huge bombs!).
Faster and lighter than most SMS Bomber apps/scripts.
International bombing available.

Requirements

Anything which can run Windows, macOS or Linux and has a keyboard on it.
Python 3 and PIP installed on it.

Installation and Setup

It's as easy as typing the below commands into your terminal.

# Clone my repo
git clone https://github.com/AvinashReddy3108/YetAnotherSMSBomber.git

# Move into the work directory.
cd YetAnotherSMSBomber

# Install the requirements via PIP.
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Options

You can also read this via python3 bomber.py -h or python3 bomber.py --help

usage: bomber.py [-h] [--sms SMS] [--threads THREADS] TARGET

positional arguments:
  TARGET                    Target mobile number without country code (default:+91)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help                show this help message and exit
  --sms SMS, -S SMS         Number of sms to target (default: 5000)
  --country COUNTRY, -c COUNTRY
                        Country code without (+) sign (default: 91)
  --threads THREADS, -T THREADS
                            Number of threads (default: 25)
  --proxy, -p           Use proxy for bombing (It is advisable to use this
                          option if you are bombing more than 5000 sms)
  --verbose, -v         Verbose
  --verify, -V          To verify all providers are working or not

Examples

# The Classic - 25 threads, 50 SMSs, Country Code: +91
python3 bomber.py <TARGET>

# Classic + Proxy
python3 bomber.py --proxy <TARGET>
python3 bomber.py -p <TARGET>

# Here's how you use all possible parameters to your taste.
python3 bomber.py --proxy --sms 500 --country 91 <TARGET>
python3 bomber.py -p -S 500 -c 91 -T 30 <TARGET>

Credits and Thanks

Huge kudos to iMro0t for the original source code. Find it here.
Thanks botallen for the recent fixes which have been merged from the original repo.
SpeedX's TBomb for some API's used here.