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Security Implications of Computer Botnets

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Abstract
With the explosive growth in popularity of computer networks, so-called botnets appeared. These contain many infected smart devices that the owner can control remotely. The members of the botnet can carry out – usually illegal – tasks in a coordinated manner, which can cause significant damage to the targeted infrastructure. In addition to spam campaigns, Distributed Denial of Service attacks and other usual procedures, actions aimed at influencing public opinion are becoming increasingly popular, which can cause damage beyond IT environments. Popular social platforms have become targets for propaganda and other social engineering campaigns executed with the help of botnets. Another threat will be the growing use of artificial intelligence by attackers, which can significantly increase the effectiveness of the offensive activity of a botnet. In this article, I have tried to provide a comprehensive overview of the current and near-future risks to society posed by botnets and increasingly widespread artificial intelligence.
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Security Implications of Computer Botnets
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Gyányi, Sándor
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2024
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Open access
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1785-8860
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en
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14 p.
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malware, botnet, AI, LLM, DDoS, attacks, IT securit
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DOI: 10.12700/APH.21.3.2024.3.11
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Acta Polytechnica Hungarica
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2024
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21. évf.
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3. sz.
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Tudományos cikk
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Műszaki tudományok - informatikai tudományok
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