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ConnectWise disables third-party extensions as it probes cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect users

Why it’s here: A vendor-disclosed attack abusing a widely used remote-access platform is a cybersecurity threat-landscape development with critical-infrastructure and supply-chain implications that DC policy audiences track, even without an explicit federal hook.

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  1. 3d agoCybersecurity Dive · research by HuntressConnectWise disables third-party extensions as it probes cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect usersHuntress reports an intruder abused a third-party RMM+ extension in cloud-hosted ScreenConnect partner panels to push attacker-controlled ScreenConnect clients to at least 288 computers across 48 organizations, prompting ConnectWise to disable five extensions.
    4 articles · The Register
    1. 3d agoSecurityWeekPickupHackers Deploy Malware in Fresh ScreenConnect Campaign
    2. 3d agoThe RegisterPickupHackers exploiting ScreenConnect plugin flaw to spread malware across hundreds of PCs
    3. 3d agoCybersecurity DivePickupConnectWise disables third-party extensions as it probes cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect users
    4. 3d agoCyberScoopEarliestRogue remote-access campaign spread through ScreenConnect add-on, researchers say
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ConnectWise disables third-party extensions as it probes cyberattack targeting ScreenConnect users — The Wave