Top Free SMS Bomber Tools (GitHub)
TBomb
A powerful SMS and call bomber for Linux and Termux, allowing bulk message sending and testing of telecom resilience.
https://github.com/TheSpeedX/TBomb
(Python, frequently updated, simple setup)
Tsunami-Bomber
Easy-to-use Bash script to flood numbers with OTP SMS and calls, great for research and penetration testing in Linux-based environments.
https://github.com/utsanjan/Tsunami-Bomber
(Shell, unlimited sending, pranking/testing)
B4Bomber
Bulk OTP sender and call tool designed to also protect your number from other bombers. For educational and defensive testing.
https://github.com/mahendraplus/B4Bomber
(Shell, Android/Termux support)
**MASTER-BOMBER2.0
Online tool for pranking or testing; allows sending a massive volume of SMS, calls, and emails.
https://github.com/jatinkalwar/m-bomber2.O
(Python, multi-platform, bulk features)
**bomber
Lightweight Python script supporting multi-country codes and multi-threading for SMS testing and security research.
https://gitcode.com/gh_mirrors/bo/bomb3r
(Python, proxy/verification options)
Yet Another SMS Bomber
Clean, powerful SMS bomber script using Python and Twilio API. Suitable for developers and security testers to analyze bulk message handling.
https://gitcode.com/gh_mirrors/ye/YetAnotherSMSBomber
(Python/Flask, API support)
Beast_Bomber
A popular open-source SMS bomber with support for email, Discord, and Telegram spamming. Highly rated for its versatility and ease of use.
https://github.com/un1cum/Beast_Bomber
(Python, multi-channel, open source)
Impulse
A denial-of-service toolkit supporting SMS, TCP, UDP, and more. Designed for advanced security testing and social engineering research.
https://github.com/LimerBoy/Impulse
(Python, multi-protocol, DoS features)
Disclaimer:
Use these SMS bomber tools only for legitimate security testing or educational purposes. Unauthorized spamming or harassment is illegal and unethical. Always comply with local laws and obtain explicit permission before testing any third-party phone numbers.
