ATT&CK Technique · Command and Control
T1102.001 Dead Drop ResolverMapped by 5 reports, 6 detection rules and 3 tracked actors on The Hunters Ledger. Technique page on attack.mitre.org.
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Reports
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Detection rules
Rules whose ATT&CK coverage line names this technique, by detection page. The link opens the page's coverage table.
Detection rules
Sliver C2 Windows Post-Exploitation Staging, 193.233.202.17Sliver Beacon Canonical Import Path In Process Memory (YARA, Detection); EtherRAT-class Node.js Bot Configuration Constants (YARA, Detection)
Detection rules
Dual-RAT Analysis: Pulsar RAT vs. NjRAT/XWormNjRAT/XWorm Capability Bucket (VB.NET Baseline + Distinctive Config/API Combination) (YARA, Hunting); NjRAT/XWorm Pastebin Dead-Drop C2 Resolution (SIGMA, Detection); Suspicious Access to Dead-Drop Services from a Non-Browser Process (SIGMA, Hunting)
Detection rules
PULSAR RAT (server.exe) — Technical Analysis & Business Risk AssessmentConnection to Public Paste-Hosting Service Domain (SIGMA, Hunting)
Tracked actors
Designations whose reports map this technique.
- UTA-2026-003: Commodity MaaS consumer running Shadow RAT and XWorm from one Windows VPS
- UTA-2026-009: Multi-product fraud operator pairing a real VPN service with a brand-impersonation phishing library
- UTA-2026-024: Windows post-exploitation intrusion set with Sliver and a blockchain-resolved implant
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