China-Linked Hackers Exploit BeyondTrust Zero-Day to Compromise Remote Support Servers
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This report reveals that a hacking group linked to China, known as Armory Castle, exploited a zero-day vulnerability in BeyondTrust Remote Support software on a self-hosted appliance. The attackers deployed the SAWFLY web shell to take control of remote support servers, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity threats to enterprise infrastructure.
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Originally published by gnews
