Security researchers say a pair of easy-to-exploit flaws in a popular remote-access tool used by more than a million companies around the world are now being mass exploited, with hackers abusing the ...

Exploiting the vulnerabilities “would allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a victim’s Control server, as well as gain control of any client machines connected to a victim’s Control instance, ...

‘There have been no successful attacks to our knowledge. We are seeing an uptick in activity, so we wanted to get good information out there and make sure people are diligent and aware. I spent years ...