What is the role of a command-and-control (C2) server in a botnet?

It stores the stolen data from compromised systems.

It issues commands to compromised systems to coordinate attacks.

It patches vulnerabilities on the compromised systems.

It provides a backup for the attacker's own infrastructure.

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