Just now when I was looking for a cool SiteMap generator, I found this XML-SiteMaps.com. It’s cool enough with it’s nice interface, and so I submitted my site URL (Not http://zoiz.web.id). And of course clicking on the Start button, and so the crawler start doing it’s jobs. A minute later, the XML SiteMap output was generated. And I submitted it to Google Webmasters Tools.
So where is the Denial Of Service part? Aha! Sorry to keep you read all the nonsenses above 
But did you notice something interesting in my story? If you don’t maybe I can share you mine. Crawling a site cost more process usage. So the point is, if you can find CSFR (Cross Site Request Forgery) on a SiteMap Generator Site and write an automated script requesting numerous crawl on a victim site will give the victim system a hard punch (drain it’s resources). The result is the same as Denial Of Service.
Original Idea By : Zoiz [at] HackingForte.org
aha, finally you ‘re playing on CSRF
a lot of fun there! >:)
hehehe.. I just wrote a simple program to automated this attack
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haha..cool bro..
let c what u got next
roflmao
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