A widespread cyberattack is exploiting fake CAPTCHA prompts to deliver the ClickFix infostealer, compromising browsers, VPNs, and crypto wallets. Discover how this multi-stage malware operates, its targets, and practical defenses.
ClickFix infostealer is back, using fake CAPTCHA challenges to lure users into launching credential-stealing malware. Discover how this campaign blends social engineering with advanced in-memory attacks to evade detection and compromise sensitive data.
A sophisticated cybercrime campaign dubbed ClickFix is turning legitimate websites into delivery vehicles for the newly discovered MIMICRAT malware, targeting victims across multiple countries and industries with advanced, multi-stage attacks.
ClickFix is a new social engineering attack that fuses DNS manipulation with fraudulent Google Ads, luring users into credential theft traps. This feature unpacks the mechanics, dangers, and defenses against this rising threat.
A new hacker tool, ClickFix, hides malware in browser cache folders to bypass security tools and trick users. Sold on underground forums, it exploits overlooked digital blind spots—learn how it works and what you can do to defend against it.
Cybercriminals are hijacking trusted Homebrew installation workflows using lookalike domains and copy-paste commands to deliver Cuckoo Stealer malware on macOS. This investigative feature exposes the tactics behind ClickFix attacks and the lessons for the developer community.
ClickFix attackers have evolved their tactics, abusing the trusted nslookup command to deliver ModeloRAT—a remote access Trojan—by tricking users into running malicious commands. Learn how this new technique blends into normal network traffic and what you can do to stay safe.
Researchers have uncovered a stealthy ClickFix malware campaign targeting Windows users through fake CAPTCHA pages on legitimate websites. The attack uses fileless techniques and social engineering to quietly steal sensitive data—including passwords and crypto wallets—without dropping any files.
A new wave of ClickFix attacks hijacks DNS queries using nslookup to stealthily deliver PowerShell malware, marking a dramatic escalation in cybercriminal tactics.
A new ClickFix attack variant abuses DNS and nslookup to stage advanced malware, turning user trust into an attack vector and bypassing traditional security controls.