Mapping Remcos RAT C2 Activity and Communication Ports
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Recent analysis has detailed the command and control (C2) activity of the Remcos Remote Access Trojan (RAT), identifying specific ports used for communication. This malware poses risks to various organizations by enabling unauthorized access and control over infected systems. The findings contribute to understanding the operational methods of this threat.
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