You pick up almost any software, and it communicates over the network for one reason or the other. Even something like software updates happens over the network and is a form of network communication. The same applies to malware, as we have covered in Chapter 9. The use of network communication for malicious activity extends to a timeline that precedes command-and-control (CnC) communication ...
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