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Serpentine#Cloud Uses Cloudflare Tunnels in Sneak Attacks

Posted on June 18, 2025
Serpentine#Cloud Uses Cloudflare Tunnels in Sneak Attacks

An unidentified threat actor is using .lnk Windows shortcut files in a series of sophisticated attacks utilizing in-memory code execution and living-off-the-land cyberattack strategies.

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