Threat Actors Exploit RMM Tools via Weaponized PDF Files
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Cybercriminals are exploiting remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools through weaponized PDF files to gain unauthorized access to victim machines. These attacks leverage the trusted nature of RMM software, such as Syncro and ConnectWise ScreenConnect, to trick users into installing malicious software. The incidents highlight the vulnerabilities associated with RMM solutions in cybersecurity.
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