This is a much tidier attack tool, it's all contained in one window with frames.
Kick arse!!

I'm all for this, but when I sent it to a few others at work up came this comment..

"Its basically a denial-of-service attack, and is just going to piss off people who try to access the government web pages, say to get their MPs email address, see what early day motions are planned etc. The open gov initiative is a great thing, not as great as it could be, but still worth encouraging. Using these kind of methods will just make the government less inclined to support the freedom of information on the internet in future, which would be a step backwards."

Tony Blair is still too cowardly to have an e-mail address on which citizens can contact him.

But you can e-mail Cherie Blair to ask her to help prevent a war on Iraq.

Ask her about the legal justification for such a war.

Ask her how she could reconcile war with her religion, after the Pope has spoken out against war.

Here are the e-mail addresses:

Cherie when at Downing Street:
 CBooth@no10.x.gsi.gov.uk

Cherie when at Chequers (during the weekend):
 CBoothChequers@no10.x.gsi.gov.uk

Cherie when at Matrix Chambers:
 cheriebooth@matrixlaw.co.uk

Even if you manage to make the website inacessable it can still be viewed by-
-seeing google cache
-seeing www.archive.org

for denail of sevice try:-
 http://www.geocities.com/demkyser/codes/syn.zip
 http://www.geocities.com/demkyser/codes/pingflood.zip

for website defacement try:-
 http://www.yeahbutisitart.com/graffiti/

for e-mail nussance try:-
 http://www.spamyousilly.com/