Nezha Strikes: Unmasking the Cyber Shenanigans Behind Vulnerable Web Attacks
Nezha’s gone rogue! The open-source tool is now starring in a cyber campaign targeting vulnerable web apps. With log poisoning and a PHP web shell, it’s like a hacker’s variety show. The twist? Nezha’s first public appearance in web server mischief! Remember, folks, patch those apps and watch for sneaky intrusions.
Hot Take:
Who knew Nezha had a secret life beyond system administration? This open-source tool has gone from helping IT pros to helping cybercriminals break into web applications! It’s like finding out your favorite childhood superhero has turned to the dark side. So, keep those web apps locked up tighter than Fort Knox, or you might just find Nezha and Ghost RAT sneaking in for a surprise visit!
Key Points:
- Nezha, an open-source tool, is being used in cyber attacks on vulnerable web apps.
- Hackers used log poisoning techniques to plant PHP web shells.
- AntSword managed the intrusion, leading to Nezha and Ghost RAT malware installation.
- The attacks primarily targeted systems in Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong.
- Huntress advised patching and bolstering authentication for public-facing applications.
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