The campaign uses fake Zoom updates, business-document attachments, system-check tools, and Adobe update pages to trick users into installing attacker-controlled ScreenConnect agents. Once installed, the software gives attackers remote desktop-style access while appearing similar to authorized IT administration activity. Because ScreenConnect is a signed and trusted enterprise tool, security products may treat it as lower […]
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