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This document outlines the methods, mission, and damages of a cybercriminal organization. The organization commandeers millions of remotely controlled zombie computers to relentlessly attack networks and make them unavailable to intended users. Their goal is to wreak havoc on businesses and individuals while escalating attacks and staying disguised. The estimated damages of denial of service attacks include millions of dollars in costs per attack and outage for businesses, with additional reputational and security risks.
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