How devices get recruited into botnets
Default passwords, old firmware and exposed services.
BotNetwork helps small businesses and IT teams detect infected devices recruited into botnets, clean them up and harden routers, cameras and IoT gear against reinfection.

How it works
Services & pricing
Clear scope, prices up front. Pick a service and BotNetwork confirms details by email before any work or payment.
Checks your public IPs against botnet and abuse lists.
Guided scan of routers, cameras and IoT devices.
Step-by-step removal and reset guide for affected devices.
Default password, firmware and network segmentation fixes.
Alerts when your IPs appear on abuse lists or show botnet traffic.
Monitoring across client networks.
Botnet Defense guides
Practical botnet defense knowledge from the same playbook BotNetwork works from.
Default passwords, old firmware and exposed services.
Slow connections, unusual outbound traffic and abuse notices.
Change passwords, update firmware and isolate devices on their own network.
Identify the device, clean it, document and reply to your provider.
Newsletter
Active botnet campaigns and one hardening tip every other Wednesday. Free, and one click to leave.
Sponsorship
Router makers, security vendors and ISPs sponsor the Threat Watch to reach small business IT teams.
Logo and one-line mention in a month of issues.
Featured slot in every issue for a month, plus a guide sponsorship.
Presenting sponsor for a quarter across the newsletter, guides and service pages.
FAQ
No. We help you find and remove botnet infections from your devices.
The exposure check needs nothing. Deeper scans use a small agent or router logs.
We guide you or your IT provider through cleanup steps.
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