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- noun Plural form of
botherder .
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Examples
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The FBI and Justice Dept. have an ongoing cyber crime initiative to disrupt and dismantle botherders known as Operation Bot Roast.
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When Microsoft takes a botnet down, we intend to keep it down - and we will continue to take action to protect our customers and platforms and hold botherders accountable for their actions.
unknown title 2011
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The botherders know the FBI, and dozens of other police organizations, are looking for them, and hide behind multiple layers of electronic, and real world, deception.
StrategyPage.com 2010
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The botherders behind Lethic specialised in distributing unlicensed pharmaceutical, diploma and replica goods spam.
The Register 2010
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To avoid the FBI, many botherders (those who operate botnets) are overseas, often in countries without an extradition treaty with the United States.
StrategyPage.com 2010
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An increasing number of DDoS attacks are coming from botherders with political or economic motivations, say Arbor Networks researchers add a comment
CSO 2010
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The botherders behind Lethic specialised in distributing unlicensed pharmaceutical, diploma and replica goods spam.
The Register 2010
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Corrons spoke to Spanish police about his unusual contact with suspected botherders before eventually going public over the weekend.
The Register 2010
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The botherders behind Lethic specialised in distributing unlicensed pharmaceutical, diploma and replica goods spam.
The Register 2010
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For those that don't realize the significance of this some botherders and do-it-your-self hacktivists have pretty much succeeded in taking most of Georgia's government news outlets off line.
The Jawa Report 2009
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