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Botnets

4 Most Memorable Botnet In History

What is Botnets? Botnets are artificial networks created by malware, which can be controlled by the virus author remotely. Here in Hackercombat.com, we have featured stories of companies which had their devices becoming a member of botnets without them knowing. Being a member of a botnet means the infected devices are kept running as usual, […]

Scamvertisers using Botnets and Public Servers for Hire, Charged in New York

The United States Department of Justice has found probable cause to prosecute the alleged online scamvertising involving eight Russian nationals. The scamvertising schemes were separately named as 3ve and Methbot, which collectively earned $36 in revenue for scamming their corporate customers by promising them website ad placements on high traffic websites, but nothing legitimate were […]

$50 malware allows users to build their own botnets

A new malware was discovered on sale for the amount of 50 dollars in its beta version, but promising the possibility of allowing customers to open their own botshop to let the buyer to rebuild the bot and sell access to others, creating their own botnet. A researcher specialist in pentest detected the malware called Kardon Loader in underground forums, […]

Pop-up Ads & Hundreds of Websites Helping to Distribute Botnets, Cryptocurrency Miners and Ransomware

A Malicious Software Downloader called ICLoader through Popup Ads and over hundreds of websites are pushing various PUA such as Botnets, cryptocurrency Miners and also a emerging GandCrab ransomware. Malware Files are sharing via Popup Ads and distributing over Hundreds file sharing websites and fake software sharing sites which all are still alive. Malicious ICLoader Targeting a […]

Hacker Lexicon: Botnets, the Zombie Computer Armies That Earn Hackers Millions

ZOMBIE ARMIES AREN’T just invading movie screens these days. They’re also taking over the Internet in the form of massive botnets. A botnet is an army of computers, all infected with the same malware, that gives a bot herder remote control of these computers in order to surreptitiously commandeer them without their owners’ knowledge. The […]