Emergence of GlitchFix: ErrTraffic Powers New Social Engineering Attacks
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A new social engineering technique named GlitchFix has been identified, utilizing ErrTraffic, a traffic distribution system that manipulates website visuals to deceive users into downloading malware. This method creates visually broken web pages, leading victims to believe their devices are malfunctioning, thus prompting them to execute malicious software. ErrTraffic is marketed to cybercriminals for approximately $800, providing a comprehensive solution for deceptive campaigns across various operating systems.
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