Troels Oerting, head of EU cybercrime center DDoS for hire: Subleasing infected computers “With the increasing number of people on the internet we will see much, much more crime and it will be facilitated by cybercrime-as-a-service producers.” stressers or booters), the barriers to entry for a DDoS attacker has been significantly lowered, offering users the option to anonymously attack any target, for just a few dozen dollars. In recent years, with the emergence of DDoS-for-hire services (a.k.a. Historically, DDoS attacks are associated with hacker and hacktivist groups and often considered to be a work of professional cyber crooks.
DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of Service, a malicious attempt to make a server or a network resource unavailable to legitimate users, by overloading it with massive amounts of fake traffic.
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