Use of the ClickFix attack vector has shot up by 517% since the second half of 2024, making it the second most abused attack vector behind phishing. The attack uses a fake reCAPTCHA to trick users ...

Cybersecurity investigators have uncovered a trove of up to 16 billion passwords, harvested via infostealer malware and ...

Researchers also discovered 26 new malware variants including RisePro, Stealc, Nexus, and Rhadamanthys, many of which are built to evade antivirus tools and steal credentials quickly. How to protect ...

RisePro and Stealc are built to rapidly steal browser credentials and session data, while Nexus targets banking information using mobile emulation techniques. Rhadamanthys stands out with its stealthy ...

New entries like RisePro, Stealc, Nexus, and Rhadamanthys are especially dangerous. The stolen cookies came from users in 253 countries.

These ClickFix campaigns (including the one using TurnStile CACHE) were used to deliver a range of payloads, including information stealers such as Lumma and Stealc, as well as full-fledged remote ...

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Instead, the malware is abusing kiosk mode to lock you into signing into your Google account, and it leverages a piece of ...

ClickFix is not a malware, but a very successful social engineering technique. It primarily relies on MFA verification fatigue and fake CAPTCHA pages to silently install malware. Researchers have ...