Threats Tagged 'recreation-management-platform'

A threat actor compromised three web servers hosting recreation management software for municipalities and parks organizations by exploiting a file upload vulnerability. After multiple failed exploitation attempts, the attacker registered legitimate accounts and abused the member file upload function to deploy webshells. The attacker enumerated systems, extracted database credentials, and targeted payment card data from Fortis webhook logs. User-agent strings indicate Chinese origin, with suspected AI-generated scripts throughout the operation. The adversary adapted tactics across compromises, employing timestomping and file masquerading for defense evasion. When one server returned to production prematurely, the attacker injected a trojanized jQuery file into authentication pages, establishing WebRTC and WebSocket channels for credential harvesting via Cloudflare Workers infrastructure.