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NetSupport RAT Campaigns Exploit ClickFix Lures

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Threat actors continue to use ClickFix-style social engineering lures to distribute loaders for NetSupport RAT. This RAT is a legitimate Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) tool that is misused for unauthorized remote control of compromised machines. The campaign coincides with an increase in phishing efforts distributing fileless versions of Remcos RAT, another tool advertised as legitimate but frequently used in hacking campaigns. The NetSupport RAT campaign is notable for its use of deceptive tactics to gain initial access, leveraging the trust associated with legitimate software to evade detection. The ongoing distribution of these RATs highlights the persistent threat posed by social engineering and the misuse of legitimate tools for malicious purposes.

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  1. 30.10.2025 12:54 1 articles · 11d ago

    NetSupport RAT Campaigns Exploit ClickFix Lures

    Threat actors are leveraging ClickFix-style social engineering lures to distribute loaders for NetSupport RAT, a legitimate RMM tool misused for unauthorized remote control of compromised machines. This campaign coincides with an increase in phishing efforts distributing fileless versions of Remcos RAT, another tool frequently used in hacking campaigns. The use of deceptive tactics to gain initial access underscores the persistent threat posed by social engineering and the misuse of legitimate software for malicious purposes.

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