Scworld China-linked Bronze Butler Exploits Motex Lanscope Zero-Day Vulnerability
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China-linked cyber-espionage group Bronze Butler, also known as Tick, exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Motex Lanscope Endpoint Manager, identified as CVE-2025-61932. This critical request origin verification flaw was used to deploy an updated version of their Gokcpdoor malware to steal confidential information. The exploitation was observed by Sophos researchers in mid-2025 before a patch was released.
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