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Godzilla Webshell is a webshell payload observed by Red Canary being deployed by adversaries exploiting Apache ActiveMQ vulnerability CVE-2023-46604 on cloud-based Linux servers.
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Godzilla Webshell is a webshell payload observed by Red Canary being deployed by adversaries exploiting Apache ActiveMQ vulnerability CVE-2023-46604 on cloud-based Linux servers. In the cited reporting, it is mentioned as one of several payloads delivered via continued exploitation of this nearly three-year-old flaw, alongside Ransomhub ransomware. The provided content does not describe Godzilla Webshell’s internal functionality, infection mechanism beyond post-exploitation deployment through CVE-2023-46604, specific persistence methods, or concrete indicators of compromise. High-confidence context from the reporting is that attackers continue to use the ActiveMQ vulnerability as an access vector to execute payloads including Godzilla Webshell, indicating relevance to exposed ActiveMQ environments.
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