The panel serves as the user interface for the . Its primary function is to bridge the gap between the attacker (often called a "bot-herder") and the army of compromised "zombie" devices.
The botmaster logs into the C2 panel. This dashboard typically shows the number of active bots, their geographic locations, and their device types. c2 ddos panel
Many panels include built-in tools to generate custom malware payloads with specific C2 settings, persistence mechanisms, and anti-analysis features, allowing attackers to create tailored variants for different targets. The panel serves as the user interface for the