Anonymous Sudan and the customers of its DDoS services would then target victims with vast numbers of those layer 7 requests in parallel, sometimes using techniques called “multiplexing” or ...

No, There Wasn't a Major DDoS Cyberattack on the U.S.— Despite 'Anonymous' Claims, Experts Say Published Jun 16, 2020 at 5:34 AM EDT Updated Jun 16, 2020 at 9:08 AM EDT ...

Just like a previous case related to the "anonymous" group's DDoS activities on behalf of their members, where a 19-year-old teen pleaded guilty for organizing the attack against the Church of ...

Anonymous may abandon its current DDoS tool LOIC and develop a more powerful replacement to protect hackers from detection. LOIC was effective in Operation Payback, but it’s also the reason ...

Correll said that Anonymous also targeted U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman's Web site with a DDoS attack, shutting it down for about 12 minutes, and sent spam faxes to his office.

The hacktivist group Anonymous has denied allegations that it is behind the Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack against The Pirate Bay. Update: The Pirate Bay has confirmed the denial.

Correction: The security company that provided the information for the original story “Anonymous-tied DDoS botnet shows insecure routers are legion” now says it was mistaken and that Anonymous ...

The Hackers News Bulletinhas tallied a list of more than 600 sites defaced on Tuesday as part of OpUSA, the planned DDoS attack set in motion by Anonymous to disrupt U.S. agencies and financial firms.

And it came during a time when DDoS is surging, ... Two suspected Russian-connected groups, Killnet and Anonymous Sudan — the latter of which claimed credit for the Microsoft attack, ...

Many suspected Russia, after tensions rose between the two countries. Then Anonymous-branded social media accounts claimed responsibility, saying it was part of their attack on the Islamic State ...

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Anonymous’ army of hacktivists have changed tactics in what some are calling an attempt to trick people into participating in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.