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Posted by admin on Mar 18, 2010

TechWorldTroyak shut down efforts hurt notorious botnet The world's largest botnet Zeus has had its traffic disrupted after an international effort to shut down a rogue ISP, which is responsible for controlling large numbers of computers infected with data-stealing code is down for the moment. But a series of reconnections may revive Trojan, according to security researchers.


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