No there is not, as the number of botnets is big, but limited. And I can imagine something like online turfs to actually happen, with criminal hacker groups setting up areas. And taking other groups down, if they mess with their turf. (afaik some crackers take already good care of their botnets so they do not get under the control of other groups and effectivly remote admin their bot computers and patching)
Now while there is never such a thing as 100% security, right now the average number is frightening low. So the root problem is that the average tech stack is just too vulnerable. There is way too much truth in that:
And our government agencies don't seem too eager to change that.