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SUMMARY:The Story of DDoS: How Threat Actors Weaponize DDoS in Games - Iir
 o Uusitalo
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DESCRIPTION:Distributed denial-of-service attacks are a persistent problem
  in online gaming. Attackers can use inexpensive and easily accessible “
 booter” services to disrupt matches\, target opponents\, and interfere w
 ith game infrastructure. But what do these services actually look like beh
 ind the scenes?\n\nIn this talk\, Iiro Uusitalo explores the DDoS-for-hire
  ecosystem from an offensive security perspective. He explains how threat 
 actors find and use booter services and explains how these services operat
 e under the hood.\n\nThe talk includes a technical walkthrough of legally 
 obtained source code from a real booter service\, offering a rare look at 
 its architecture\, implementation\, and attack capabilities. By examining 
 the tooling from an attacker’s perspective\, the session reveals how the
  ecosystem works—and what security professionals can learn from it.
LOCATION:Stage B
URL:https://pretalx.com/bsides-tallinn-2026/talk/8AACED/
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