Year in Review: The Most Widely Used Malicious Command & Control (C2s) Infrastructure

Malicious command and control families and tools can be tough to keep an eye on. Identifying and monitoring suspicious servers is a tall order. Sometimes "suspicious" hosting providers can turn out to be false positives, and servers that seem innocuous can pose a greater threat than you'd imagine.

Fortunately, we have some fresh insight to keep you up to speed.

Join Recorded Future’s world class intelligence experts for an in-depth review of the findings from our recent research report, "Adversary Infrastructure Report 2020: A Defender’s View." This will include an insider look at the novel indicators and intelligence not otherwise available in the public domain.

Register now for this session on Thursday, 28 January at 12:00 PM SGT (2:00 PM AEST/9:30 AM IST) to discover:

• Key 2020 findings related to over 10,000 unique command and control servers, across more than 80 families
• Best practices for proactive detection, ongoing monitoring, and defense-in-depth approaches to adversary infrastructure
• The 2021 outlook for C2s, and what you can do to stay ahead