A newly analyzed malware operation called Aeternum is turning the public Polygon blockchain into a command-and-control (C2) channel, allowing attackers to distribute botnet instructions without relying on a conventional server or domain. The design shifts a core defensive assumption: seizing infrastructure may disrupt payload hosting, but it cannot remove commands that have already been committed […]
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