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One PHP Path, Four Servers, Ten Years: Inside an APT's C2 Framework

A single endpoint — /upload/_dispatch.php — appears identically across four Russian-hosted servers in a Turkey-targeted espionage campaign active from 2016 through confirmed certificate activity in June 2026. The infrastructure's uniformity, not its payloads, is the clearest fingerprint of the operation.

Jun 24, 2026, 10:03 (UTC+9)Last seenJun 24, 2026Severity100ByCTX TeamIOC34RegionsTR

Four IP addresses. One identical endpoint. The string /upload/_dispatch.php — replicated without variation across a quartet of Russian-hosted servers — is the clearest fingerprint CTX Team has extracted from a campaign carrying espionage motivation and APT classification in the threat record. The infrastructure has been operationally maintained from at least mid-2016 through confirmed certificate activity in June 2026, a decade-long window that makes the uniformity of that PHP path all the more…

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Source: CTX Threat Intelligence