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2022 Adversary Infrastructure Report

Source: Recorded Future

 

Recorded Future

 

December , 2022

Recorded Future’s Insikt Group® conducted a study of malicious command-and-control (C2) infrastructure identified using proactive scanning and collection methods throughout 2022. All data was sourced from the Recorded Future® Platform and is current as of September 1, 2022.

 

Executive Summary
Recorded Future tracks the creation and modification of new malicious infrastructure for a multitude of
post-exploitation toolkits, custom malware, and open-source remote access trojans (RATs). Recorded Future observed over 17,000 unique command-and-control (C2) servers during 2022, which is up 30% from last year. Much like 2021, their collection in 2022 was dominated by Cobalt Strike team servers, botnet families including IcedID and QakBot, and popular RATs such as PlugX.

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