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Notorious Emotet Botnet Disrupted, But Likely Will Be Back

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January 28, 2021
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Even though a coordinated international effort succeeded in taking down Emotet, cybersecurity industry experts warn that those behind Emotet will likely find a way to resurface with a new version.

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