How to stay protected against Command and Control (C2) servers on Edge

If malicious software or scripts infiltrate your browser, they will attempt to communicate in the background with a remote Command and Control (C2) server to receive instructions or exfiltrate your banking details and passwords.

Local C2 communication disruption

Logical C2 communications attempt to bypass local Windows antivirus. AdBlock Network snips them at the network perimeter level on Edge. The extension performs read-only asynchronous requests to multiple independent endpoints to update the firewall, denying outgoing connections via the Address layer.