Rogue agent installs ?

We've seen a flurry of unknown agent devices come into our client's Atera companies recently.
Does anyone else experience this ?
Today's machine was called "CELESTE" and yesterday we had "GEORGE" arrive, both of which were apparently from USA IP addresses.
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Hi @stuarthill
have you sent the "Installer-Link" for the Agent via Email to an Office365 Email address?
I have experienced the same and this was caused by a security product scanning the email (e.g. Microsoft ATP, HornetSecurity etc..)I identified this since the device was registered shortly after I sent out the link and my customer never received the email.
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Thanks for your reply @mbudke
This is a good thought, I'll ask around and bear it in mind in the future.
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I have also seen this a couple times, it had been AV sandboxes or similar.
That is a bummer that we can't "expire" the agent links\installers. if they get out there they could be installed on lots of devices basically forever.
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Heya - there is a resource that can be helpful - have a look:
https://support.atera.com/hc/en-us/articles/360021257599-Rogue-machines
let us know if it helps! @stuarthill0
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