Definition ∞ C2 Infrastructure, or Command and Control infrastructure, represents the communication channels and systems used by malicious actors to remotely direct compromised systems or malware. In the context of digital assets, this infrastructure enables attackers to control botnets, exfiltrate stolen cryptocurrency wallet keys, or issue commands for fraudulent transactions. It forms a critical component of sophisticated cyberattacks targeting crypto users and platforms.
Context ∞ Cybersecurity reports frequently highlight the constant evolution of C2 infrastructure employed by threat actor groups targeting the cryptocurrency sector. Efforts to dismantle these networks involve collaborative intelligence sharing among security firms and law enforcement agencies. The continuous adaptation of C2 tactics necessitates advanced detection and prevention mechanisms to safeguard digital assets from unauthorized access and control.
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