C2 Connections
C2 (Command and Control) Connections refer to communication channels used by cyber attackers to remotely control compromised systems. These connections enable threat actors to execute commands, exfiltrate data, and deploy malware. Detecting C2 traffic is crucial for cybersecurity, as it helps identify and mitigate advanced persistent threats (APTs), botnets, and ransomware attacks before significant damage occurs.
This lab immerses you in the realm of internet-based voice communication, where Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is rapidly emerging as the industry standard. As organizations and individuals increasingly adopt this technology for seamless and cost-effective communication, cyber threats targeting these systems are also on the rise.
Attackers seek to exploit vulnerabilities in VoIP infrastructure to intercept calls, manipulate data, or launch unauthorized access attempts.
This challenge, developed by Craw Security, is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP)—two critical protocols that govern VoIP communication.
By analyzing their attributes, participants will gain valuable insights into how these protocols function, the potential security risks they face, and the defensive measures necessary to safeguard them against malicious activities.