Passive DNS has emerged as a critical tool for cybersecurity professionals seeking to identify and track malicious command and control (C2) infrastructure. By creating a historical record of DNS activities, security teams can follow the digital breadcrumbs left by threat actors while maintaining operational stealth. This capability is particularly valuable when investigating sophisticated threats that […]
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