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<blockquote data-quote="Chromatinfish 123" data-source="post: 216885" data-attributes="member: 23007"><p>You forgot:</p><p><strong>Reflector</strong></p><p>A computer that generates zombie systems that attack other computers, to hide the real computer's identity. </p><p><strong>Zombie/Bot:</strong></p><p>A group of computers that, well, infect other computers! It can be used with the developer's computer as the main controller or a more advanced hacker can use reflector computers to hide his/her identity (see Reflector). Each consumes a bit of bandwidth and CPU speed to form a mega-CPU and tons of bandwidth to infect other computers. Some hackers/developers do this solely for the fun of it, while others spy on the computer's info.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chromatinfish 123, post: 216885, member: 23007"] You forgot: [B]Reflector[/B] A computer that generates zombie systems that attack other computers, to hide the real computer's identity. [B]Zombie/Bot:[/B] A group of computers that, well, infect other computers! It can be used with the developer's computer as the main controller or a more advanced hacker can use reflector computers to hide his/her identity (see Reflector). Each consumes a bit of bandwidth and CPU speed to form a mega-CPU and tons of bandwidth to infect other computers. Some hackers/developers do this solely for the fun of it, while others spy on the computer's info. [/QUOTE]
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