Fresh probes target critical BeyondTrust Remote Support flaw CVE-2026-102764
CRITICAL · VULNERABILITYCVE-2026-102764redteam/daily · 2 sources
- Severity
- Critical
- Exploited
- Yes
- Sources
- 2
What happened
Security researchers saw two test attempts against decoy devices in the United States and Europe, aimed at a serious flaw in BeyondTrust's remote support software. No successful break-in was seen, but the activity may be an early sign of wider attacks. Organisations using the software should install the fix now.
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What to do
- Apply the BT26-05-RS patch to self-hosted Remote Support appliances, upgrading older releases first.
- Limit external access to Remote Support appliances and restrict administrative interfaces to trusted networks.
- Check appliances for unknown privileged sessions, unexpected scripts, missing logs and unauthorised account or permission changes.
- If compromise is suspected, isolate the appliance, preserve forensic evidence, rebuild from a known-good state, rotate managed credentials, revoke support sessions and review new MFA registrations.
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Vulnerabilities
Full story timeline · 5 updates
- Fri 16 OctoberCVE-2025-61624 added to CISA’s exploited listCISA KEV
- CVE-2026-102764 added to CISA’s exploited listCISA KEV
- CISA Urges Patching Critical Vulnerability in BeyondTrust Remote SupportCISA Alerts
- CISA Adds Two Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to CatalogCISA Alerts
- Mon 2 NovemberCritical BeyondTrust Vulnerability Faces Fresh Exploitation Probes as Hackers Prepare for Mass ScanningCyber Security News
Who reported · 2 outlets
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