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Emotet C2 Network IOC September 2018 Week 1 Campaign


IPPortCountryStateCity
184.191.59.24United StatesTexasPadre Island Ntl Seashor
98.5.202.134United StatesWashingtonBainbridge Island
174.64.65.21United StatesKansasPark
62.75.143.128SwitzerlandGeneve
199.119.78.38443United StatesMissouriSpringfield
95.141.175.240443NetherlandsDiemen
130.180.10.18United StatesVirginiaVirginia Beach
85.100.125.179443GermanyNordrhein-westfalenHuerth
118.244.214.210Korea, Republic OfSeoul
63.141.2.1168443United StatesVirginiaAshburn
157.7.164.23Thailand
81.151.15.1098443SpainBarcelonaBarcelona
199.119.78.23United StatesMissouriSpringfield
216.74.200.97United StatesSouth CarolinaRock Hill
190.86.177.1577080ArgentinaBuenos Aires
85.246.79.84SpainMadridMadrid
211.115.111.19443AustraliaNew South WalesSydney
106.187.52.135ChinaTianjin
105.184.68.1108080Egypt
84.200.106.1208080TurkeyIstanbul
199.119.78.9443United StatesMissouriSpringfield
69.198.17.7CanadaBritish ColumbiaSurrey
78.47.182.428080FranceSaint-denis
104.220.90.107United States
207.112.18.150United StatesIowaAgency
85.104.57.45Russian FederationMoscow
106.68.9.337080JapanTokyo-toTokyo
138.201.197.13CanadaOntarioToronto
222.214.218.1924143ChinaBeijing
81.215.200.158FranceCesson
98.5.202.134United StatesWashingtonBainbridge Island
146.185.170.222United StatesWisconsinRacine
70.168.211.61United StatesSouth CarolinaGreenville
98.5.202.134United StatesWashingtonBainbridge Island
64.68.15.56990United StatesCalifornia
148.74.143.194United StatesConnecticutRidgefield
108.52.190.19United StatesGeorgiaAtlanta
75.76.172.226United StatesNew JerseyBedminster
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