In today's digital landscape, webshell attacks pose a significant security threat to organizations worldwide. These attacks involve the deployment of malicious scripts on a web server, allowing attackers to: Gain unauthorized access Execute commands Manipulate server resources   Webshells can be exploited for various malicious activities, such as data theft, system compromise, and further infiltration into an organization's network.   As web applications evolve in complexity, so do the techniques used in these attacks. Traditional security measures often fall short in detecting webshells due to their ability to blend in with legitimate web traffic and their minimal footprint on the server. Therefore, proactive detection and quick response are essential to mitigate these threats.