Viper C2 Detection Scanner
Identify the stealthy Viper C2 within your network. This scanner helps detect and mitigate potential threats by recognizing Viper C2's presence and activities.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
24 days 4 hours
Scan only one
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Viper is an intranet penetration tool, typically used by cybersecurity professionals to simulate attacks and test the resilience of internal networks. Its graphical interface and modular approach make it a versatile tool for identifying network weaknesses. Viper is preferred by blue teamers and ethical hackers for penetration testing due to its comprehensive tactics and techniques. It helps organizations strengthen their network defenses by identifying potential attack vectors. As a widely recognized tool, Viper is pivotal in exposing security gaps within corporate networks. The insights provided by Viper aid IT security teams in understanding and mitigating potential threats.
Viper C2 Detection Scanner is designed to identify the presence of command and control infrastructure used by adversaries operating within a network. C2 vulnerabilities are critical as they provide attackers with control over infected machines, allowing them to execute various malicious tasks remotely. Detecting these infrastructures is crucial for preventing further exploitation and data breaches. This vulnerability scanner identifies unique markers associated with Viper C2 sessions. By detecting the C2's signature, network administrators can thwart potential cyber attack paths. The presence of a C2 poses a significant risk, as it signifies an active breach or compromise within the network.
The Viper C2 Detection Scanner examines network traffic and server responses to detect the presence of Viper C2 infrastructure. It specifically checks for a status code of 404 and a matching SHA-1 hash in the server response body. The scanner employs these specific checks because they are characteristic markers of Viper C2's operational profile. By matching these parameters, it confirms the existence of Viper C2. The detection process relies on observing patterns typical to C2 communications, ensuring precision in identifying this threat. This detailed approach ensures that false positives are minimized, providing accurate detection results.
The exploitation of a C2 detection vulnerability could lead to unauthorized control over networked systems, data exfiltration, and disruption of network operations. Once control is established, attackers might use the compromised system for wider network infiltration. Such scenarios could result in significant data loss, confidentiality breaches, and potential legal repercussions for organizations. The presence of a C2 also implies ongoing monitoring or malicious command execution, posing continuous threats. Organizations might face financial and reputational damage should the vulnerability be exploited. Proactive detection and mitigation are vital to prevent exploitation and maintain network security.
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