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ToolShell Exploit: Critical SharePoint Zero

Recorded Futureby Insikt Group® ()5 min read3
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Vulnerabilities mentioned

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CVEVulnerabilityCVSSEPSSSignalsPublished
CVE-2025-49704
+1 related CVE
Authenticated Code Injection RCE in Microsoft SharePoint
8.8
group max
100%KEVRansomware
KEV
CVE-2025-53770
Unauthenticated Deserialization RCE in Microsoft SharePoint Server on-premises
9.8100%KEVRansomwarePoC ×3
KEV
CVE-2025-53771
Improper Authentication in Microsoft SharePoint Server Enables Network Spoofing
6.5100%

Indicators of compromise

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TypeIndicatorContext
ipv4104.238.159.149tives. For all versions: Conduct scanning for IP addresses: 104.238.159[.]149 131.226.2[.]6 134.199.202[.]205 188.130.206[.]168 Find th
ipv4107.191.58.76ing for IP addresses 96.9.125[.]147, 104.238.159[.]149, and 107.191.58[.]76 particularly between July 18-19, 2025. Eye Security also
ipv4131.226.2.6sions: Conduct scanning for IP addresses: 104.238.159[.]149 131.226.2[.]6 134.199.202[.]205 188.130.206[.]168 Find the complete Mic
ipv4134.199.202.205scanning for IP addresses: 104.238.159[.]149 131.226.2[.]6 134.199.202[.]205 188.130.206[.]168 Find the complete Microsoft advisory he
ipv4141.164.60.1021.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60[.]10 206.166.251[.]228 Who’s behind the attack, and what will
ipv4188.130.206.168ddresses: 104.238.159[.]149 131.226.2[.]6 134.199.202[.]205 188.130.206[.]168 Find the complete Microsoft advisory here . CISA addition
ipv4206.166.251.22877.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60[.]10 206.166.251[.]228 Who’s behind the attack, and what will happen next? On Ju
ipv434.121.207.116owing IP addresses, observed after July 21: 34.72.225[.]196 34.121.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60
ipv434.72.225.196ing for the following IP addresses, observed after July 21: 34.72.225[.]196 34.121.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50
ipv445.191.66.77r July 21: 34.72.225[.]196 34.121.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60[.]10 206.166.251[.]228 Who’s b
ipv445.77.155.170s, observed after July 21: 34.72.225[.]196 34.121.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60[.]10 206.166.25
ipv464.176.50.1092.225[.]196 34.121.207[.]116 45.77.155[.]170 45.191.66[.]77 64.176.50[.]109 141.164.60[.]10 206.166.251[.]228 Who’s behind the attack
ipv496.9.125.147dditionally recommends conducting scanning for IP addresses 96.9.125[.]147, 104.238.159[.]149, and 107.191.58[.]76 particularly betw
sha25630955794792a7ce045660bb1e1917eef36f1d5865891b8110bf982382b305b27ddb98eeaf11fc15bb32e71d0a63256a0ed826a03ba293ce3a8bf057a514 30955794792a7ce045660bb1e1917eef36f1d5865891b8110bf982382b305b27 8d3d3f3a17d233bc8562765e61f7314ca7a08130ac0fb153ffd09161292
sha2563461da3a2ddcced4a00f87dcd7650af48f97998a3ac9ca649d7ef3b7332bd997lable on Recorded Future’s public sandbox: File Name SHA256 3461da3a2ddcced4a00f87dcd7650af48f97998a3ac9ca649d7ef3b7332bd997 Background and first exploitation chain Previously, cyberse
sha2568d3d3f3a17d233bc8562765e61f7314ca7a08130ac0fb153ffd091612920b0f2794792a7ce045660bb1e1917eef36f1d5865891b8110bf982382b305b27 8d3d3f3a17d233bc8562765e61f7314ca7a08130ac0fb153ffd091612920b0f2 Insikt Group®’s mitigation guidance is that, regardless of
sha25692bb4ddb98eeaf11fc15bb32e71d0a63256a0ed826a03ba293ce3a8bf057a514lable on Recorded Future’s public sandbox: File Name SHA256 92bb4ddb98eeaf11fc15bb32e71d0a63256a0ed826a03ba293ce3a8bf057a514 30955794792a7ce045660bb1e1917eef36f1d5865891b8110bf982382b3

From the original article

5 min read at recordedfuture.com

A zero-day exploit chain called "ToolShell" is actively being used to target on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers worldwide, potentially affecting thousands of organizations. The attack leverages two critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-53770 and CVE-2025-53771) to achieve remote code execution and steal cryptographic keys, giving attackers persistent access even after organizations apply patches.

Recorded Future

By Insikt Group® · recordedfuture.com

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