This article discusses the rising threat of ClickFix, a social engineering technique used by threat actors to trick victims into executing malicious commands under the guise of quick fixes for computer issues. The technique has been observed in campaigns distributing various malware, including NetSupport RAT, Latrodectus, and Lumma Stealer. ClickFix lures often use clipboard hijacking and can bypass standard detection controls. The article provides case studies of recent campaigns, hunting tips for detecting ClickFix infections, and recommendations for proactive defense measures. It emphasizes the importance of user education and implementing robust security controls to mitigate this evolving threat. Author: AlienVault
Related Tags:
Professional and legal services
Wholesale and retail
High technology
clickfix
Financial Services
LATRODECTUS
automotive
typosquatting
T1573.001
Associated Indicators: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