All articles tagged with #clickfix
Originally Published 12 days ago — by BleepingComputer
ErrTraffic is a new cybercrime platform that automates ClickFix attacks by creating fake browser glitches on compromised websites to trick users into downloading malware or executing malicious commands, with high success rates and customizable payloads targeting multiple operating systems, primarily sold on hacker forums for $800.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Ars Technica
ClickFix is a sophisticated scam campaign targeting Windows and macOS users by exploiting trust in online travel bookings and using social engineering tactics, such as fake CAPTCHA prompts and device-adaptive payloads, to infect devices with malware like PureRAT. The attacks leverage native OS capabilities and often bypass security tools, making awareness and cautious behavior the best defenses, especially during holiday gatherings when family members may be less vigilant.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Hacker News
The article discusses a 517% rise in ClickFix social engineering attacks using fake CAPTCHA verifications, leading to various malware infections, and introduces a new method called FileFix that tricks users into executing malicious commands via file paths. It also highlights recent phishing campaigns exploiting domains, email lures, and legitimate platforms to steal personal information and control victims' devices.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by WeLiveSecurity
The ESET Threat Report H1 2025 highlights a dynamic threat landscape with the rise of ClickFix, a versatile attack vector, shifts in infostealer malware like SnakeStealer, a surge in Android adware and NFC-based fraud, and ongoing chaos in the ransomware scene, despite a drop in ransom payments.