IETF forges botnet clean-up standard.

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Shooting zombie PCs in the head.
The IETF is developing a standard for how ISPs should go about cleaning up subscriber botnet infections.
A draft standard from the net standards body covers techniques for identifying compromised machines, how to notify affected customers and what advice to give them on the best way to clean-up infections - a sometimes tricky process. The IEFT's Recommendations for the Remediation of Bots in ISP Networks can be found here.
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IETF forges botnet clean-up standard • The Register
 

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