RMM Abuse: How Attackers Exploit Remote Access Tools | Huntress
Huntress reports RMM tool abuse jumped 277% and now appears in nearly 40% of its investigations as attackers leverage trusted remote access software.
Huntress observed a 277% increase in remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool abuse, with such abuse now present in nearly 40% of its investigations. Attackers exploit legitimate, trusted remote access tools to gain access and persistence, complicating detection because the software is expected on endpoints. The write-up explains common abuse patterns and defenses against them.
- RMM abuse rose 277% per Huntress telemetry
- Seen in nearly 40% of Huntress investigations
- Attackers weaponize trusted remote access tools for stealth
- Guidance offered on detection and prevention
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RMM abuse jumped 277% & now shows up nearly 40% of Huntress investigations. See how attackers exploit trusted remote access tools, and how to stop it.
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