The tool presented by Lizard Squad is called LizardStresser, and claims to have 2Tbps of average bandwidth ready to go right now with a maximum of 30Tbps if demand requires it. Recently, Internet mayhem group Lizard Squad made news by ruining Christmas Day for Xbox Live and PlayStation Network users. Lizard Squad was a black hat hacking group, mainly known for their claims of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks primarily to disrupt gaming-related services. In the case of Xbox Live and PSN, that kept owners from setting up their new consoles, downloading games, or playing online. All it takes is enough bandwidth to flood a target IP address with requests until it’s overloaded and affects normal operations. Lizard Squad appears to have launched its own DDoS tool that lets you take down any web service for as little as 6 per month. Lizard Squad appears to have launched its own DDoS tool that lets you take down any web service for as little as $6 per month.Ī DDoS is the bluntest of instruments when it comes to attacking a website. Now we know the real reason for the attack - it wasn’t some nonsense about raising security awareness or encouraging people to spend time with their families, as some members of the group have claimed. The website allows for the purchase of a range of services, including a 100-second attack for 5.99, an 8.5-hour-long attack for 129.99 and a 5-year package for. Recipients of new game consoles this holiday season were robbed of their holiday gaming when a group of internet miscreants known as Lizard Squad launched a massive distributed denial of service ( DDoS) attack against Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network. On December 30th, 2014, the hacking group Lizard Squad announced the released of their Lizard Stresser tool, which allows users to pay a fee to have Lizard Squad DDoS an IP address.

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