A new computer virus called 'bot,' which creates networks of infected computers to mount attacks on specific Web sites, is spreading, National Police Agency officials said Saturday.

Nearly half of the Twitter accounts spreading messages on the social media platform about the coronavirus pandemic are likely bots, according to researchers. Carnegie Mellon University researchers ...

Only one machine would be used at a time, Stewart said. The moment one “bot” computer was disconnected, presumably by a victim who discovered the problem, another was ready to take its place.

IMlogic issued the warning late on Tuesday and cited a recent example of such a malicious bot. On Monday, IMlogic first published details of a new threat known as IM.Myspace04.AIM.

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The bot, known as Clara, utilizes Microsoft's Azure Healthcare Bot framework, which the government agency hopes will help allay the fears of people who believe they may have the virus.

The bot has since gone viral, and has been used to write code, poetry and even an architectural review of Perot Museum of Nature and Science. ChatGPT composes everything from one-word responses to ...

Microsoft today announced a new ‘Plasma Bot’ tool to help find recovered coronavirus patients eligible to donate their plasma. The antibodies found in a recovered COVID-19 patient is being ...

Open this link then press “send” to open the bot in WhatsApp automatically, or open the WhatsApp app and save “+1 (727) 2912606" as a contact. Start a conversation by texting the bot “hi.” ...

The CDC’s Coronavirus Self-Checker bot is now live. The bot, which was built with the help of Microsoft, analyzes your symptoms and recommends further measures. … ...

Researchers culled through more than 200 million tweets discussing the virus since January and found that about 45% were sent by accounts that behave more like computerized robots than humans.