Microsoft seized part of No-IP’s network in order to shut down a botnet. The Nevada-based company says its services are still down. Microsoft says some customers whose devices were not infected by the malware experienced a temporary loss of service. Microsoft: “We regret any inconvenience these customers experienced” Microsoft alleged the domains were being abused by cybercriminals to manage and distribute malware. It was the tenth time Microsoft has turned to the courts to take sweeping action against botnets, or networks of hacked computers.”]