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Are You Aware of Botnets on Your Network? West Memphis AR

For many organizations the threat of a botnet operating within their organization is indistinguishable from any kind of malware that has the ability to propagate from one host to another. Unfortunately that lack of understanding can have disastrous consequences for the business in West Memphis.

PC Doctor
(662) 205-0915
7075 Malco Blvd
Southaven, MS
Tri-state Computer Repair
(870) 624-9968
122 E Broad St
Texarkana, AR
Tech Head Technology Solutions
(870) 898-0921
1507 W 31st Ave
Pine Bluff, AR
Butram System Engineering
(501) 562-7104
7301 Mabelvale Pike
Little Rock, AR
Butram Don E
(501) 562-7104
2 Wanda Ln
Little Rock, AR
C & S Computers Inc
(870) 624-9954
1506 Mount Holly Rd
El Dorado, AR
Discount Geeks
(479) 229-5870
12228 W Highway 155
Dardanelle, AR
Hail Technologies Inc
(870) 251-3977
8 Pepsi Cola Rd
Batesville, AR
Graylint Enterprises Inc
(479) 587-8132
325 S Mashburn Ave
Fayetteville, AR
Skulman Donna Consulting
(501) 378-0919
Little Rock, AR
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Are You Aware of Botnets on Your Network?

For many organizations the threat of a botnet operating within their organization is indistinguishable from any kind of malware that has the ability to propagate from one host to another. Unfortunately that lack of understanding can have disastrous consequences for the business.

While the technical line of differentiation between a self-propagating worm and a semi-autonomous bot agent is somewhat blurred, the difference between the threat lies with the modus operandi of the people behind the attack. Self-propagating worms are noisy and can cause immediate damage to the network – as evidenced by inoperable infected hosts and the spewing of unwanted network traffic – but they have predictable infection patterns and are often easy to combat once you know what you’re looking for. Their creators are normally looking to cause some kind of damage or have an immediate return on their ‘investment’ – whether that is media attention or acting as an infection vector for botnet incorporation.

The malware typically used for building botnet...

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