Russian Cybercriminals Launch ClickFix Campaign Targeting Hotels
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Russian-linked cybercriminals are executing a ClickFix campaign aimed at European hotels and hospitality firms. Victims are receiving fake booking confirmations that deploy backdoors and infostealers onto their computers.
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