AnyDesk
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Example of an RMM tool that should be blocked or produce high-confidence alerts if not an organization's approved remote-management product.
Remote access tool used by INC ransomware actors during intrusion.
Legitimate remote desktop application installed by attackers as remote-access tooling; observed with C2 IP 213.111.185[.]108
Remote desktop tool used by The Gentlemen.
RMM tool victims were convinced to install through voice calls impersonating IT support
Remote access software that scammers direct victims to install during the fake refund call to gain control of and view the victim's screen.
Legitimate remote-management tool abused as a remote-access trojan and C2 channel; installed as a service configured to start with Windows, used for hands-on-keyboard control and to deliver the ransomware payload via file transfer and clipboard-pasted commands.
Retained as core target in v3.
Legitimate remote access software abused by The Gentlemen operators for persistence, per previous public reports
Installed post-compromise by threat actors to retain persistent access; seen in March incident
Legitimate remote access tool cited as previously abused by adversaries
Remote desktop application deployed by threat actors for persistence/further access
Remote access tool; foothold/persistence signal generated on the second endpoint shortly after the Huntress agent was installed
Listed among applications commonly abused to deploy the ScreenConnect Client.
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