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Assessing the capacity of DRDoS-for-hire services in cybercrime markets

Hyslip et al., 2019

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4420779734933504640
Author
Hyslip T
Holt T
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Deviant Behavior

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Over the last few years the market for distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks has changed from a pay-per-attack model executed by botnets, to a subscription service of booters and stressers where “subscribers” launch their own attacks through a web-based …
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