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Greenvelope phishing-to-LogMeIn Resolve dual-vector campaign

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A dual-vector phishing campaign is using fake Greenvelope invitations and stolen credentials to establish persistent remote access on compromised hosts, turning legitimate admin software into a covert foothold. The operation matters because it bypasses traditional defenses by abusing trusted tools instead of custom malware. It targets email users and then extends access through a follow-on RMM deployment chain.

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Timeline

  1. 23.01.2026 13:18 2 articles · 4mo ago

    Dual-vector phishing campaign deploys LogMeIn Resolve for persistent access

    Initial Disclosure

    Fake Greenvelope invitation emails are used to harvest Microsoft Outlook, Yahoo!, and AOL.com credentials, which are then reused to register with LogMeIn, generate RMM access tokens, and deploy GreenVelopeCard.exe to silently install LogMeIn Resolve (formerly GoTo Resolve) on compromised Windows hosts. The follow-on access is reinforced by changing service settings for unrestricted operation and creating hidden scheduled tasks that relaunch the RMM tool if it is terminated.

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