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# #screenconnect

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[404 Founders](https://hashnode.com/@404-founders) · [Sep 12](https://hashnode.com/posts/screenconnect-cve-2026-84869-file-execution-boundary/6aa807c233a838f77b72bafe)

### [ScreenConnect CVE-2026-84869: When an Active Support Session Becomes a File-Execution Boundary](https://404-founders.com/blog/screenconnect-cve-2026-84869-file-execution-boundary?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

CISA's KEV addition changes the priority. The vulnerable boundary is the ScreenConnect client inside an active remote session, not the server itself.

5 min read · [404-founders.com](https://404-founders.com/blog/screenconnect-cve-2026-84869-file-execution-boundary?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Vũ Nhật Lâm](https://hashnode.com/@kami61) · [Aug 20](https://hashnode.com/posts/operation-bluedash-multi-rmm-abuse-en/6a86c6167912ba745623040c)

### [Operation BlueDash: When Legitimate RMM Becomes the Backdoor, and a Public GitHub Repo Tells the Whole Story](https://blog.fiscybersec.com/operation-bluedash-multi-rmm-abuse-en?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Summary There is no malware in this campaign. The final payload the victim receives is the official Level RMM installer, downloaded directly from Level's own infrastructure, installed via msiexec with

23 min read · [blog.fiscybersec.com](https://blog.fiscybersec.com/operation-bluedash-multi-rmm-abuse-en?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)