Cybersecuritynews ClickFix Attack Wave Targets Windows Users with StealC Malware
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A new social engineering campaign named ClickFix is targeting Windows users by presenting fake CAPTCHA verification pages. Victims are led to compromised websites that display fraudulent Cloudflare security checks, tricking them into executing malicious PowerShell commands to deploy the StealC information stealer malware.
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2026-02-13
ClickFix attack wave reported targeting Windows systems
2026-02-13
StealC information stealer malware identified in attacks
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New ChainScript RAT Exploits ClickFix Lures with Blockchain C2 A newly discovered Node.js remote access trojan (RAT) named ChainScript is being deployed through ClickFix social engineering tactics, targeting Windows systems. The malware utilizes a unique command-and-control (C2) discovery method by querying a Polygon blockchain smart contract to dynamically rotate its server… 
Cybercriminals Exploit ChatGPT Custom GPTs for ClickFix RAT Attacks A new ClickFix campaign has been discovered that exploits ChatGPT Custom GPTs to impersonate legitimate products, luring users into executing malicious code. Cybersecurity firm Huntress reported that at least 40 users have been infected, with two confirmed incidents linked to Custom GPT instances. The attackers…