Bleepingcomputer ClickFix JavaScript Attack Targets Cryptocurrency Users via Pastebin
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Threat actors are exploiting Pastebin to launch a ClickFix-style attack that deceives cryptocurrency users into executing malicious JavaScript in their browsers. This attack hijacks Bitcoin swap transactions, redirecting funds to wallets controlled by the attackers, and relies on social engineering tactics promising high returns from a fake Swapzone.io arbitrage exploit.
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2026-02-15
Attack reported using Pastebin for ClickFix-style JavaScript attack
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