ConnectWise disables third-party extensions amid cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect users
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ConnectWise has disabled third-party extensions on its ScreenConnect remote access platform following reports of a cyberattack exploiting the platform to gain unauthorized remote access and install malicious toolkits. Security researchers have warned that threat actors are abusing vulnerabilities in ScreenConnect to infiltrate networks and deploy malicious payloads. ConnectWise is actively investigating the incident and has taken immediate mitigation steps to prevent further exploitation. ScreenConnect users should remain vigilant for potential compromise and apply any forthcoming security updates and recommendations from ConnectWise and security researchers.
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ConnectWise disables third-party extensions amid cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect users
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ConnectWise has disabled third-party extensions on its ScreenConnect remote access platform following reports of a cyberattack exploiting the platform to gain unauthorized remote access and install malicious toolkits. Security researchers have warned that threat actors are abusing vulnerabilities in ScreenConnect to infiltrate networks and deploy malicious payloads. ConnectWise is actively investigating the incident and has taken immediate mitigation steps to prevent further exploitation. ScreenConnect users should remain vigilant for potential compromise and apply any forthcoming security updates and recommendations from ConnectWise and security researchers.