Asec.Ahnlab Malware Distributed via LogMeIn and PDQ Connect Exploits
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Cybersecurity experts have identified malware distribution cases that exploit the RMM tools LogMeIn Resolve and PDQ Connect. The malware is disguised as legitimate software on a seemingly normal website, leading users to unknowingly download and install it. The initial distribution method remains unknown.
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