Cam says another participant in Operation Fun Kill gave him a free stressor, which he used to conduct attacks.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Cameron EP 62 Details
“I was given a free stressor by someone that I knew.”
Tool
tool:stressor
Also: stressor service
A remotely operated denial-of-service service backed by servers or a botnet and marketed as stress testing.
A remotely operated denial-of-service service backed by servers or a botnet and marketed as stress testing.
“I was given a free stressor by someone that I knew.”
“A stressor is simple DoS as a service”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| outgoing | USES | denial-of-service attack | Explicit | 62 |
| outgoing | USES | Botnet | Derived | 62 |
| incoming | USES | Cameron | Explicit | 62 |
| incoming | INVOLVES | SeaWorld DDoS | Derived | 62 |
Cam says another participant in Operation Fun Kill gave him a free stressor, which he used to conduct attacks.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Cameron EP 62 Details
“I was given a free stressor by someone that I knew.”
Stressor USES denial-of-service attack
Jack characterizes a stressor as denial-of-service delivered as a service.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“A stressor is simple DoS as a service”
Jack says a stressor provider may set up a botnet or servers to send large volumes of traffic.
Derived Confidence 96% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“someone sets up a botnet or a bunch of servers capable of sending gigs and gigs of data”
SeaWorld DDoS INVOLVES Stressor
The SeaWorld DDoS incident involved Cam using a stressor to attack the organization's website.
Derived Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 62 Details
“He would access the stressor, put in an IP of one of the animal parks, and start hitting it hard”