New Phishing-to-RMM Attacks: How Analysts Can Detect Trusted-Tool Abuse Early
ANY.RUN researchers uncovered a phishing-to-RMM campaign in which attackers use fake Microsoft, Adobe, and OneDrive pages to deliver legitimate remote management tools such as ScreenConnect and LogMeIn Rescue. Detection is difficult because the payload and infrastructure can look legitimate in isolation. Analysts need to connect the full chain, from phishing lure to RMM execution and outbound connections, […] The post New Phishing-to-RMM Attacks: How Analysts Can Detect Trusted-Tool Abuse Early appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Attackers used phishing campaigns targeting Microsoft, Adobe, and OneDrive pages to deliver legitimate remote management tools such as ScreenConnect and LogMeIn Rescue, exploiting trust in these brands to gain access to systems. The attackers' use of legitimate tools makes detection challenging without a full understanding of the attack chain.
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