Cybercrime infrastructure refers to the systems, tools, and networks that criminals use to launch and sustain cyber attacks. This includes botnets, exploit kits, phishing platforms, dark web marketplaces, and command-and-control servers. Such infrastructure enables large-scale operations like ransomware campaigns, identity theft, and financial fraud. Criminal groups often rent or sell access to these tools, making cybercrime more accessible and scalable. Disrupting cybercrime infrastructure is a key focus for law enforcement and cybersecurity professionals, involving takedowns, intelligence sharing, and advanced monitoring. Understanding how these networks operate helps organizations strengthen defenses and reduce exposure to sophisticated attacks.
