C2 Tracker
C2 Tracker is a free-to-use-community-driven IOC feed that uses Shodan and Censys searches to collect IP addresses of known malware/botnet/C2 infrastructure.
This Project has been Archived
This project has been archived. The text files in data/ have been removed and are no longer updated. The signatures in tracker.py are no longer updated.
This project can still be ran locally, see below.
Honorable Mentions
Many of the queries have been sourced from other CTI researchers:
Huge shoutout to them!
Thanks to BertJanCyber for creating the KQL query for ingesting this feed
And finally, thanks to Y_nexro for creating C2Live in order to visualize the data and the website version at c2tracker.com
Usage
The most recent collection will be stored in data/. The IPs are seperated by the name of the tool and there is an all.txt that contains all of the IPs. As it currently stands this feed updates weekly on Monday.
Ingestion/Alerting
- If your SIEM/EDR/TIP has the ability to ingest data from a remote source than you can use the files in their raw text format. See BertJanCyber’s KQL query above as an example
- FortinetSIEM 7.2.0 added support for this intel feed -
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortisiem/7.2.0/release-notes/553241/whats-new-in-7-2-0
Investigations/Historical Analysis
- The repo, by its nature, has version control. This means you can search the history of the repo for when an IP was present in the results. I have used one of my other public tools, GitHub Repo OSINT Tool, for this purpose.
- There is an OpenCTI connector for this project which can be found here - not recommended for production environments
What do I track?
- C2’s
- Malware
- AcidRain Stealer
- Misha Stealer (AKA Grand Misha)
- Patriot Stealer
- RAXNET Bitcoin Stealer
- Titan Stealer
- Collector Stealer
- Mystic Stealer
- Gotham Stealer
- Meduza Stealer
- Quasar RAT
- ShadowPad
- AsyncRAT
- DcRat
- BitRAT
- DarkComet Trojan
- XtremeRAT Trojan
- NanoCore RAT Trojan
- Gh0st RAT Trojan
- DarkTrack RAT Trojan
- njRAT Trojan
- Remcos Pro RAT Trojan
- Poison Ivy Trojan
- Orcus RAT Trojan
- ZeroAccess Trojan
- HOOKBOT Trojan
- RisePro Stealer
- NetBus Trojan
- Bandit Stealer
- Mint Stealer
- Mekotio Trojan
- Gozi Trojan
- Atlandida Stealer
- VenomRAT
- Orcus RAT
- BlackDolphin
- Artemis RAT
- Godzilla Loader
- Jinx Loader
- Netpune Loader
- SpyAgent
- SpiceRAT
- Dust RAT
- Pupy RAT
- Atomic Stealer
- Lumma Stealer
- Serpent Stealer
- Axile Stealer
- Vector Stealer
- Mint Stealer
- Z3us Stealer
- Rastro Stealer
- Darkeye Stealer
- Agniane Stealer
- Epsilon Stealer
- Bahamut Stealer
- Unam Web Panel / SilentCryptoMiner
- Vidar Stealer
- Kraken RAT
- Bumblebee Loader
- Viper RAT
- Spectre Stealer
- Sectop RAT
- Tools
- Botnets
Running Locally
If you want to host a private version, put your Shodan API key in an environment variable called SHODAN_API_KEY, and setup your Censys credentials in CENSYS_API_ID & CENSYS_API_SECRET
The censys() function is currently commented out / disabled. See tracker.py for details
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 tracker.py
Contributing
I encourage opening an issue/PR if you know of any additional Shodan/Censys searches for identifying adversary infrastructure. I will not set any hard guidelines around what can be submitted, just know, fidelity is paramount (high true/false positive ratio is the focus).
References
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