ScreenConnect
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Legitimate RMM software abused by attackers to gain and maintain remote access (rogue clients 2b302081e9e777d0 and 43773b3da4ccb17b)
Example of an RMM tool that should be blocked or produce high-confidence alerts if not an organization's approved remote-management product.
Legitimate RMM software abused via rogue client installers to establish unauthorized persistent remote access
Legitimate RMM software abused by attackers for remote access and, when modified, to propagate the VBScript loader to newly connected Host sessions (worm-like spread).
Remote access/RMM tool installed by attackers as a secondary remote access mechanism after Faronics compromise
Legitimate RMM tool abused via rogue/cracked installs by attackers; also used by defenders to access scammer infrastructure.
Remote access software that scammers direct victims to install during the fake refund call to gain control of and view the victim's screen.
Remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool abused as malware payload for remote access/C2
Legitimate remote-management software abused by the operator for persistence; rogue client installed via MSI (us.msi, SC.msi, 1111.msi) configured to call home to attacker-controlled relay infrastructure.
Remote access tool deployed via Action1 by attackers in the cited example for persistent remote access
Rogue RMM used by ransomware affiliates to gain initial access
rogue instance installed to provide threat actors with remote access in malvertising campaign
Commercial RMM alternative pushed down by Tiflux in some incidents
Legitimate remote access tool cited as previously abused by adversaries
Remote access client used as an additional persistence mechanism by threat actors
RMM client repeatedly deployed via daisy-chained installers; version 25.2.4.9229 observed used by a threat actor; also observed signed via SimpleHelp, GoTo Technologies, and Datto (Centrastage) binaries.
Cited as an example RMM tool requiring inventory/fingerprinting rather than assumed trust
Legitimate RMM software abused by threat actors (rogue/renamed installers) to gain unauthorized remote access to victim machines.
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