By the end of June 2023, the QakBot (also known as QBot) malware’s handlers had installed 15 new command-and-control (C2) servers.

The results, which come a little over two months after Lumen Black Lotus Labs reported that 25% of its C2 servers are only active for a single day, are a continuation of Team Cymru’s examination of the malware’s infrastructure.

“QakBot has a history of taking an extended break each summer before returning sometime in September, with this year’s spamming activities ceasing around 22 June 2023,” the cybersecurity company claimed read more QakBot Malware Operators Expand C2 Network with 15 New Servers.

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