The DDoS services are supposed to be set up by the group Lizard Squad expose the login credentials of registered users. THE service LizardStresser DDoS-on-demand – μια υπηρεσία DDoS που τροφοδοτείται από hacked home routers seem to be hopelessly insecure.
Details of more than 14.000 users - whose passwords and usernames are stored in plain text - are already in the hands of investigative journalist Brian Krebs (and possibly the FBI).
The team Lizard Squad that took down the Xbox Live and PlayStation networks over Christmas, has created a website that offers DDoS services for everyone, of course payment.
The service seems to have already earned 11.000 dollars in Bitcoins by registered users who had paid money for their illegal services. See the image posted by Brian Krebs.
British police arrested a second member last week hacking team as part of an ongoing investigation being carried out by the US in cooperation with Britain.