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Auto-Color is a stealthy Linux backdoor observed in attacks exploiting the SAP NetWeaver zero-day vulnerability CVE-2025-31324. Publicly available information directly supports its use as a post-compromise payload delivered through exploitation of exposed SAP NetWeaver systems. High-confidence reporting in the available material identifies Auto-Color as malware rather than a named intrusion set, and does not establish a distinct threat actor identity, origin country, organizational affiliation, victimology beyond the SAP NetWeaver intrusion vector, or broader campaign history. Based on the confirmed facts, Auto-Color should be understood as a Linux backdoor associated with initial access via exploitation of a critical enterprise software vulnerability and subsequent post-exploitation activity on compromised hosts.
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