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VulnerabilitiesNov 12, 2026

ConnectWise investigates ScreenConnect breaches after reports of incidents at nearly 50 organizations

ConnectWise investigates ScreenConnect breaches linked to RMM+ extension exploitation.

ConnectWise is investigating breaches affecting nearly 50 organizations that exploited its ScreenConnect tool. The company believes the activity is linked to the abuse of a third-party extension called RMM+, which provides an API for remote command execution. ConnectWise has disabled RMM+ in affected environments and is urging customers to do the same, warning that attackers may have deployed additional remote-access software and compromised technician workstations.

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Attackers exploited a third-party extension (RMM+) integrated with ConnectWise ScreenConnect to execute remote commands across nearly 50 organizations, demonstrating how supply chain components can dramatically expand an attack surface. The root cause was the availability of an unsanctioned or insufficiently vetted API extension that granted broad remote execution capabilities without adequate controls. Because technician workstations were also compromised, the breach extended beyond the tool itself into privileged operator environments. This incident illustrates that every third-party plugin, extension, or integration must be treated as a potential attack vector and subjected to the same scrutiny as core software.

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  • cve — CVE-2026-84869

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ScreenConnect (product)ConnectWise (vendor)RMM+ (product)