Bleepingcomputer ErrTraffic Tool Automates ClickFix Cyberattacks with Fake Glitches
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A new cybercrime tool named ErrTraffic has been introduced, enabling threat actors to automate ClickFix attacks. This tool generates fake browser glitches on compromised websites, tricking users into executing harmful commands or downloading malicious payloads. The platform boasts conversion rates as high as 60% and is designed to bypass modern defense systems.
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