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Compromised Camera Management Software Lets Hackers Deploy Malware and Maintain Remote Access

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Attackers compromised camera management software to deploy malicious files, abuse a legitimate Windows program, and maintain remote access across multiple customer environments, according to Huntress. The security company observed the incidents during September and October. Investigators assessed that camera management software, identified as CMS.exe, provided the initial entry point in each case. However, missing application […] The post Compromised Camera Management Software Lets Hackers Deploy Malware and Maintain Remote Access appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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