Putinstresser.eu is a recent DDoS-as-a-Service tool and is one of the newest additions to the growing array of low-priced services commonly known as ‘booter’ or ‘stresser’ services. The site illustrates the ease of access these services have reached. It provides different payment options, discovery tools, customer support and a variety of attack vectors for a wide range of customers. According to its FAQ, the booter performs up to 350Gbps per stress using DNS amplification attacks. TCP stress provides 600,000pps per stress.
There are hundreds, maybe thousands, of these services on the dark and clear nets to make money from customers looking to perform illegal DDoS attacks. Their target audience varies and includes hacktivists, ransom engineers and even businesses.
The attack methods or vectors available to choose from include the ‘golden standards’ such as DNS, NTP, SNMP amplification attacks as well as the latest Memcached attack. It also includes traditional TCP XSYN, XACK and XMAS floods, GRE-based assaults, attacks dedicated to TeamSpeak servers using the TS3 protocol and attack vectors that target different multi-player gaming platforms such as Valve Source Engine (VSE), Minecraft, Counter Strike (GK_CS), Steam and San Andreas Multi-Player (GK_Samp). The owners of the site advertised their attack vectors on Pastebin with a short description and some help for unseasoned attackers.
Plans start with a trial plan at $5 for a 400-second attack time that remains valid for one week. The first full plan starts at $10 per month for a 600-second attack time with one concurrent attack. The highest plan provides nearly 3.5 hours of attack time for $400 and includes the ability to run six concurrent attacks.
The site provides several payment options including PayPal, Bitcoin, paysafecard, Skrill and CSGO Skins (CSGO skins have turned into a currency between gamers and can be traded online via sites such as csgo-skins.com and skins.cash).
The service operators offer live chat and support for users requiring assistance and features a support feature to submit and track support tickets as well as live chat options via Discord.
The site features convenient tools for resolving IP addresses and checking if a targeted website is “up” or “down.” It also includes an option to find the IP address of services protected (hidden) behind Cloudflare.
For further network and application security and measures, Radware urges companies to inspect and patch their network in order to defend against risks and threats.
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