Ground.News Darknet DDoS Services Available for as Low as $30
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- •DDoS attack services on the darknet start at $30, with 150 suppliers identified.
- •74% of actors focus on network-layer attacks, while 92% offer application-layer attacks.
- •Businesses must enhance DDoS readiness due to the increasing accessibility of these services.
Kaspersky's latest report reveals that around 150 major DDoS suppliers are currently active on the darknet, with services priced between $30 and $2,000 based on various factors. The report analyzed over 256,000 posts related to DDoS attacks and identified 148 active DDoS actors since 2024. The services include brokered attacks, DDoS-as-a-Service, and in-house infrastructure options. Notably, 74% of the actors advertised network-layer attacks, while 92% offered application-layer attacks. The influx of new suppliers, including 16 in Q1 2026, suggests a growing market for these services. This trend poses a significant risk to businesses, emphasizing the need for enhanced DDoS readiness in cybersecurity planning.
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