Securitybrief.Au Phishing Campaign Uses RMM Tools for Stealthy Corporate Access
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A phishing campaign has been identified that leverages stolen credentials and legitimate remote monitoring and management (RMM) software to gain persistent access to corporate systems. Attackers initiate the campaign with emails that resemble standard workplace communications, quickly transitioning to remote access operations that mimic normal IT activities, avoiding traditional malware delivery methods.
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