Theregister Polish Police Arrest Seven Minors for Selling DDoS Attack Tools
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Polish authorities have referred seven minors, aged 12 to 16, to family court for allegedly selling DDoS attack kits online. The tools were linked to attacks on various popular websites, including auction and sales portals. The operation was described as profit-driven by Poland's Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime (CBZC).
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2026-03-10
Polish police announce the arrest of seven minors for selling DDoS tools.
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