New ClickFix Attacks as macOS Infostealer Leverages Official ChatGPT Website by Piggybacking

Cybersecuritynews •Tushar Subhra Dutta • December 11, 2025

A new malicious campaign is targeting macOS users via a novel attack that exploits ChatGPT’s official website. The attackers are using a technique called ClickFix to spread the AMOS infostealer by posting fake installation guides on the legitimate chatgpt.com domain. This campaign leverages ChatGPT’s chat-sharing feature, where any user can create a public conversation and […]

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New ClickFix Attacks Target macOS Users via ChatGPT Exploit A malicious campaign is targeting macOS users by exploiting the official ChatGPT website. Attackers are utilizing a ClickFix technique to distribute the AMOS infostealer through fake installation guides on chatgpt.com. This campaign takes advantage of ChatGPT's chat-sharing feature, allowing users to create public conversations. 2 sources 50

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New ClickFix Attacks as macOS Infostealer Leverages Official ChatGPT Website by Piggybacking

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