  This article reviews the status of the exciting and fastly evolving field of
dark matter research as of summer 2013, when it was discussed at ICRC 2013 in
Rio de Janeiro. It focuses on the three main avenues to detect WIMP dark
matter: direct detection, indirect detection and collider searches. The article
is based on the dark matter rapporteur talk summarizing the presentations given
at the conference, filling some gaps for completeness.
