After months of research, Trinity Cyber identified the most commonly abused RMM tools and the phishing lures used to deliver them — from fake IRS notifications and ClickFix CAPTCHA pages to spoofed Zoom meeting invites and shipping alerts. These campaigns are growing more sophisticated, increasingly assisted by AI.
In this brief, you'll learn:
- Which RMM tools are most commonly weaponized by attackers
- The phishing lures used to deliver them — and why they work
- Why traditional security tools struggle to detect RMM-based attacks
- How Full Content Inspection (FCI) stops malicious RMMs before they reach users — without blocking legitimate ones