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AnyDesk Phishing Attack Uses Scheduled Task Persistence and Artifact Deletion to Evade Detection

📅 7 July 2026 at 15:17 UTC📰 Cyber Security NewsView original source ↗
AnyDesk Phishing Attack Uses Scheduled Task Persistence and Artifact Deletion to Evade Detection

A new phishing campaign is turning a trusted remote access tool into a long term backdoor for espionage. Attackers hide behind fake invoices to slip past email filters, and once inside a network they rely on everyday IT software rather than custom malware, making the intrusion harder to spot. The campaign targets Russian aerospace and […] The post AnyDesk Phishing Attack Uses Scheduled Task Persistence and Artifact Deletion to Evade Detection appeared first on Cyber Security News.

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