Child of Storm Botnet ‘Waledac’ Is Expansive

Author: Donald Sears
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In an undercover mission to learn more about
the size and scope of the son of the infamous Storm botnet, Waledac,
German researchers have discovered the spamming botnet is much bigger
and more efficient than previously thought. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

In an undercover mission to learn more about
the size and scope of the son of the infamous Storm botnet, Waledac,
German researchers have discovered the spamming botnet is much bigger
and more efficient than previously thought. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

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