ClickFix
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Used as an example of a threat actor business process that does not change just because a critical CVE is published
Social-engineering technique tricking macOS users into running malicious commands; increase in Mac-targeted ClickFix activity tracked by Jamf.
Fake CAPTCHA or 'verification failed' prompt walks a user through copying and pasting a malicious command (e.g., via Win+R into the Run box), leading to infostealer, RAT, or ransomware infection; ~2.2% of 2026 EDR detections, ~99% high severity
Technique found on a separate page (sharedfuturetech[.]com) walking victims through pasting a malicious command into PowerShell via a fake software-crack page, delivering an Efimer-derived stealer
Social-engineering lure tricking Mac and Windows users into running commands that compromise their own systems; distributed via fake ads on Reddit linking to a page mimicking HBO Max, after attackers compromised HBO Max's official Reddit account.
hijacking computer-use agents
Fake CAPTCHA page instructs user to press Windows key+R and paste a command into the Run prompt, downloading malware because the user executed it themselves, evading some detection tools
Fake CAPTCHA/verification prompt manipulates user into pressing Win+R, Ctrl+V, Enter to paste and execute malicious commands in a native terminal, sidestepping .exe download warnings
Tactic instructing users to copy/paste a malicious curl command with a zsh loader into Terminal, initiating the six-stage attack chain.
Fake prompt instructs victim to press Windows key + R, then Ctrl+V, then Enter, causing them to paste and execute attacker-supplied commands, relying on muscle memory from routine click-through prompts (CAPTCHAs, cookie prompts).
Social engineering technique using fake 'human verification' prompts that instruct users to open system tools, paste clipboard content, and run commands, turning the victim into the malware installer
Fake CAPTCHA/verification page tricks the user into copying a malicious PowerShell command to clipboard, opening the Run dialog, pasting, and hitting Enter, which executes an infostealer script that steals active browser session cookies.
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