Malware Distribution via LogMeIn and PDQ Connect RMM Tools Identified
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Recent attacks have been identified that exploit the Remote Monitoring and Management tools LogMeIn Resolve and PDQ Connect. Cybercriminals are using a legitimate-looking website to disguise malware as normal software, leading to potential infections among users who download and install the malicious program.
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