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GoTo Technologies USA, Inc.

GoTo Technologies USA, Inc.

American software company based in Bostonwww.goto.com

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Sep 18, 2026

Doug WhiteHOST
7:43
At least four of the victims so far have had their data leaked.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:47
The group was observed using Mesh Agent RMM, which is a remote management tool that's an open source remote management tool, much like LogMeIn or something like that.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:57
And then they also use bring your own vulnerable to driver tactics, according to Huntress.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:02
So basically they get in, they install Mesh Agent, and then once they've got that running, they can log in and they can push more drivers onto the system that, you know, supplant current drivers.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:43
At least four of the victims so far have had their data leaked.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:47
The group was observed using Mesh Agent RMM, which is a remote management tool that's an open source remote management tool, much like LogMeIn or something like that.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:57
And then they also use bring your own vulnerable to driver tactics, according to Huntress.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:02
So basically they get in, they install Mesh Agent, and then once they've got that running, they can log in and they can push more drivers onto the system that, you know, supplant current drivers.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:43
At least four of the victims so far have had their data leaked.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:47
The group was observed using Mesh Agent RMM, which is a remote management tool that's an open source remote management tool, much like LogMeIn or something like that.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:57
And then they also use bring your own vulnerable to driver tactics, according to Huntress.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:02
So basically they get in, they install Mesh Agent, and then once they've got that running, they can log in and they can push more drivers onto the system that, you know, supplant current drivers.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:43
At least four of the victims so far have had their data leaked.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:47
The group was observed using Mesh Agent RMM, which is a remote management tool that's an open source remote management tool, much like LogMeIn or something like that.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:57
And then they also use bring your own vulnerable to driver tactics, according to Huntress.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:02
So basically they get in, they install Mesh Agent, and then once they've got that running, they can log in and they can push more drivers onto the system that, you know, supplant current drivers.
Steven ScottHOST
20:56
You know, even if Pneuma didn't support the show, because actually, I think you know this, even before you became a sponsor, I was waxing lyrical about RIM when I found it because it was so nice to finally have a piece of software I could actually connect to another computer and use it accessibly without all the hassles of trying to use a screen reader on that machine and then connect through my machine to that one.
Steven ScottHOST
21:18
I was using LogMeIn back in the day.
Steven ScottHOST
21:21
Oh, goodness.
Steven ScottHOST
21:21
I don't know if you remember that.
Steven ScottHOST
21:23
But LogMeIn, which is pretty awful.
Steven ScottHOST
21:25
I tried Chrome Remote Desktop for a long time, which was OK.
Steven ScottHOST
21:28
But, you know, they all had their niggles, their challenges.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:07
They were using Vercel, GitHub, Netlify, compromised domains, you name it, to make it look legitimate.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:16
Then they used Screen Connect, ConnectWise, and LogMeIn.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:21
I mean, all legitimate RMM tools.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:25
I mean, I used LogMeIn for years.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:27
I had an account.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:28
I used it on my dad's computer because my dad would call and go, what does it mean when it's flashing red and blue and a weird sound is playing and my bank site isn't open? You know, I could just jump on, log me in and go, you know, you know, dad, you, you somehow open staggering beauty somehow, not, not, not the bank.
Doug WhiteHOST
12:59
So we ended up with like, you know, Palo Alto enterprise level firewalls at our houses so I could track this stuff.
Doug WhiteHOST
13:05
But does your endpoint management detect this? I mean, if a user tries to install, log me in for good or bad reasons.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:07
They were using Vercel, GitHub, Netlify, compromised domains, you name it, to make it look legitimate.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:16
Then they used Screen Connect, ConnectWise, and LogMeIn.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:21
I mean, all legitimate RMM tools.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:25
I mean, I used LogMeIn for years.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:27
I had an account.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:28
I used it on my dad's computer because my dad would call and go, what does it mean when it's flashing red and blue and a weird sound is playing and my bank site isn't open? You know, I could just jump on, log me in and go, you know, you know, dad, you, you somehow open staggering beauty somehow, not, not, not the bank.
Doug WhiteHOST
12:59
So we ended up with like, you know, Palo Alto enterprise level firewalls at our houses so I could track this stuff.
Doug WhiteHOST
13:05
But does your endpoint management detect this? I mean, if a user tries to install, log me in for good or bad reasons.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:07
They were using Vercel, GitHub, Net-Netlify, uh, Compromised Domains, you name it, to make it look legitimate.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:16
Then, um, they used ScreenConnect, ConnectWise, and LogMeIn.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:22
I mean, all legitimate RMM tools.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:25
I, I mean, I used LogMeIn for years.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:27
I had an account.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:28
I used it on my dad's computer because my dad would call and go, "What does it mean when it's flashing red and blue and a weird sound is playing and my bank site isn't open?" You know, I could just jump on LogMeIn and go, "You know, you know, Dad, you, you somehow opened Staggering Beauty somehow, n-not, not the bank.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:45
Don't go to Staggering Beauty." It, it's not a goatse, but it's, it's off in that realm.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:50
You know, I me- I mean, my dad would get so confused by this stuff because he had this weird tech block and his friend, you know, his friend Tom would send him a link and say, "Check this out" you know? And I'm like, "Why did you click this, Dad?" " Well, I don't know.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:07
They were using Vercel, GitHub, Netlify, compromised domains, you name it, to make it look legitimate.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:16
Then they used Screen Connect, ConnectWise, and LogMeIn.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:21
I mean, all legitimate RMM tools.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:25
I mean, I used LogMeIn for years.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:27
I had an account.
Doug WhiteHOST
11:28
I used it on my dad's computer because my dad would call and go, what does it mean when it's flashing red and blue and a weird sound is playing and my bank site isn't open? You know, I could just jump on, log me in and go, you know, you know, dad, you, you somehow open staggering beauty somehow, not, not, not the bank.
Doug WhiteHOST
12:57
I later had to add firewalling at my dad's house.
Doug WhiteHOST
12:59
So we ended up with like, you know, Palo Alto enterprise level firewalls at our houses so I could track this stuff.
Sydney SloanHOST
1:08
They are a recognized category leader in Adweek AI Power 50.
Sydney SloanHOST
1:13
She previously served as the CMO at GoTo and led the company's rebrand from LogMeIn.
Sydney SloanHOST
1:19
and evolved its go-to-market strategies.
Sydney SloanHOST
1:21
Before then, she spent a decade at Salesforce in marketing and customer success leadership.

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Jamie DomeniciGUEST
20:21
He actually was the one who made a Dunkin'.
Jamie DomeniciGUEST
20:23
So he loves brands and really sees the value in it.
Jamie DomeniciGUEST
20:29
But I will say my last board where you mentioned GoTo, it was originally named Log Me In.
Jamie DomeniciGUEST
20:34
So I had to go into a private equity board and pitch them on rebranding.

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