Who is affected
Organizations running AnyDesk on Linux devices with software versions prior to 8.0.3.
How to mitigate it
- 1Audit your network immediately to locate all Linux workstations and servers running AnyDesk.
- 2Upgrade all AnyDesk Linux installations to version 8.0.3 or higher as soon as possible.
- 3Restrict or block incoming AnyDesk connections at the firewall on devices that cannot be updated right away.
- 4Inspect system logs on affected Linux machines for unexpected remote connections or unauthorized administrative activity.
How Outsource IT solves this
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Source advisory: the-hacker-news
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