The desktop shortcut of the malicious version is called " AnyDask" and its entry in the list of installed programs is " AnyDeskApp". Therefore, the presence of AnyDesk's modified version can lead to high-risk computer infections and serious privacy issues. Cyber criminals can do whatever they wish with access to the system (e.g., install other malware, steal logins/passwords, abuse social networks and other personal accounts, etc.) They use saved logins/passwords to sign into the Amazon website and purchase various items and gift cards.Īmazon is not the only account at risk. In most cases, these people target users' Amazon accounts.
Once the user is "away from the keyboard", cyber criminals remotely connect to the system and perform malicious actions. The malicious version essentially runs in the background and waits for regular users to leave the computer unattended for a certain period. The modified version is also used to remotely access systems, but without users' consent. Recently, however, cyber criminals have started distributing a modified version of AnyDesk using the "bundling" method, and thus it typically infiltrates without users’ permission. Similar to TeamViewer, AnyDesk, is a legitimate application that provides remote system control functionality.
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