Phishing Campaign Uses Fake Party Invitations to Install Remote Access Tools
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A phishing campaign is targeting users with fake party invitations that install remote access software on Windows systems. The attack employs social engineering tactics to deliver ScreenConnect, a legitimate remote support tool, enabling attackers to gain full control over victim computers. Users are misled into believing they are receiving harmless invitations from friends.
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