A joint US-Germany-Canada law enforcement operation dismantled four major DDoS botnets, Aisuru, KimWolf, JackSkid, and Mossad, that collectively controlled over three million compromised IoT devices and launched more than 315,000 attack commands, including a record 31.4 Tbps strike against US Department of Defense network infrastructure in December 2025. The campaign confirms a mature, commercial-grade DDoS-for-hire economy that weaponizes unmanaged IoT devices, cameras, DVRs, and routers, that routinely fall outside enterprise and ISP security visibility. Organizations with IoT deployments, telecommunications exposure, or dependencies on internet-facing infrastructure face elevated residual risk as takedown operations rarely eliminate all botnet infrastructure or the underlying recruitment mechanisms.