Chopping packets: Decoding China Chopper Web shell traffic over SSL - crowdstrike.com
Detecting & Defeating the China Chopper Web Shell | FireEye
Shell No! (Part 2) Introducing Cknife, China Chopper's Sibling | rf
Microsoft Exchange attacks: how to detect, mitigate, and stay calm
Breaking Down the China Chopper Web Shell - Part I | Mandiant | Google Cloud Blog
Detection of PHP Web Shells with Access log, WAF and Audit Deamon | by Peter Matkovski | Medium
Over 640 Citrix servers backdoored with web shells in ongoing attacks
What are Web Shell Attacks? How to Prevent Web Shell Injection?
China Chopper Webshell - the 4KB that Owns your Web Server : r/netsec
Hello Ransomware Uses Updated China Chopper Web Shell, SharePoint Vulnerability | Trend Micro (US)
Detecting & Defeating the China Chopper Web Shell | FireEye
Chopping packets: Decoding China Chopper Web shell traffic over SSL - crowdstrike.com
HAFNIUM, China Chopper and ASP.NET Runtime | Trustwave
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What are Web Shell Attacks? How to Protect Your Web Servers | UpGuard
Criminal IP analysis report on zero-day vulnerability in Atlassian Confluence - Help Net Security
China Chopper still active 9 years later
Chopper ASPX Web Shell Used in Targeted Attack | Trend Micro (US)
Hello Ransomware Uses Updated China Chopper Web Shell, SharePoint Vulnerability | Trend Micro (US)
Malware analysis http://informationonsecurity.blogspot.com/2012/11/china- chopper-webshell.html No threats detected | ANY.RUN - Malware Sandbox Online
Information on Security: China Chopper Webshell - the 4KB that Owns your Web Server
Breaking Down the China Chopper Web Shell - Part I | Mandiant | Google Cloud Blog
HAFNIUM, China Chopper and ASP.NET Runtime | Trustwave
Hello Ransomware Uses Updated China Chopper Web Shell, SharePoint Vulnerability | Trend Micro (US)
