Cybersecurity

C2 Detection

Command and control tracking

Detect and block command and control servers. Track botnet infrastructure, identify malware communications, and get real-time C2 IOC feeds for your defenses.

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500+
Malware Families
50K+
Active C2 Servers
Real-time
Detection
Hourly
Feed Updates

Key Features

Everything you need to protect your infrastructure and users

C2 Detection

Identify active command and control servers.

Malware Attribution

Link C2 infrastructure to specific malware families.

Botnet Tracking

Monitor botnet infrastructure and activity.

IOC Feeds

Real-time feeds of C2 domains and IPs.

Traffic Analysis

Detect C2 communication patterns in your traffic.

Alert Integration

Get alerts when C2 traffic is detected.

Use Cases

How security teams use this tool

Firewall Rules

Block known C2 servers at the network perimeter.

EDR Enhancement

Enrich endpoint detection with C2 intelligence.

Incident Response

Identify compromised systems communicating with C2.

Threat Hunting

Proactively search for C2 activity in your logs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a C2 server?
A Command and Control (C2) server is infrastructure used by attackers to communicate with and control compromised systems, often as part of botnets or malware campaigns.
What malware families do you track?
We track C2 infrastructure for 500+ malware families including Cobalt Strike, Emotet, TrickBot, Qakbot, and many more.
How do you detect C2 servers?
We use behavioral analysis, honeypots, malware sandbox analysis, and threat intelligence sharing to identify C2 infrastructure.
Can I block C2 traffic?
Yes, our C2 feed can be integrated with firewalls and proxies to automatically block communications with known C2 servers.

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