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The compromised data included access credentials belonging to both individual consumers and enterprises, unlocking the AnyDesk customer portal
AnyDesk, a widely used remote desktop software, recently announced a significant breach within its production environment
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MetaStealer found its way into systems primarily through malspam and cracked software distributed via hijacked YouTube accounts.
AnyDesk is installed using Netcat, allowing attackers to control the system's screen remotely, bypassing security products
The malvertising campaign associated with PikaBot particularly targets Google searches for the remote application AnyDesk.