ScreenConnect attacks turn trusted remote access into an entry point

ScreenConnect attacks turn trusted remote access into an entry point. Attackers are now exploiting ScreenConnect to transfer or execute files through active remote sessions without proper authorization or confirmation from the host user.

Daily Cyber News: ScreenConnect attacks turn trusted remote access into an entry point

Attackers are now exploiting ScreenConnect to transfer or execute files through active remote sessions without proper authorization or confirmation from the host user. The issue affects ScreenConnect clients and is fixed in version 26.6.5 and later. CISA added it to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and required rapid remediation by federal agencies.

Key context: The concern is bigger than one vulnerable application.

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ScreenConnect attacks turn trusted remote access into an entry point
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