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Storm-2603 exploits SharePoint flaws and uses Cloudflare Tunnel to keep remote access

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, which attributes to China and links to Warlock ransomware, exploited ToolShell vulnerabilities in on-premises during a December intrusion. The actor deployed a memory-only webshell within the IIS worker process to avoid writing to disk, then established multiple tunnelling channels, including Cloudflare Tunnel, to persist after losing the initial foothold. rates its attribution as moderate confidence. The article gives no CVE identifiers or affected versions, so defenders should check for ToolShell exposure and hunt for unexpected tunnelling tools and IIS memory-resident webshells.

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