Securityweek ClickFix Campaign Targets Hospitality Sector with RAT Infections
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The ClickFix campaign has been identified as targeting the hospitality sector through fake booking reservation cancellations and fake Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) alerts. These tactics trick victims into executing malicious code, resulting in Remote Access Trojan (RAT) infections. The campaign poses significant risks to the affected organizations and their customers.
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