Anonymous Sudan has undergone a notable shift in its operational tactics, as revealed by Crush, the group’s spokesperson to Cyberknow. The group has transitioned to employing a new DDoS-for-hire service known as Anonymous Sudan Infrashutdown. This DDoS service for hire marks a departure from their previous utilization of the Skynet Botnet.
The announcement of this change coincided with the creation of a Telegram page dedicated to the group’s activities. However, Anonymous Sudan claims to have been utilizing the Infrashutdown service for several weeks before this public announcement, during which they achieved success in disrupting various organizations and launching cyberattacks on organizations globally.
Anonymous Sudan Infrashutdown: DDoS Service for Hire
In a Telegram post, Anonymous Sudan also initiated a donation campaign, a rare instance of the group seeking financial support. This move suggests a departure from their typical reliance on alleged financial backers to sustain their operations, particularly given the high costs associated with using paid botnets.
The shift to Infrashutdown represents a strategic pivot for Anonymous Sudan, as…
