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Unless someone takes credit, it’s nearly impossible to find out who is responsible for a DoS attack. Often attackers will send traffic through proxies so there is no direct link to the source, even if investigators can get a hold of a bot used in an attack to dissect the code. Bots also may be located in another country.
