For $250 a Month, Anyone Can Rent a Fully Featured Windows Spy Tool Called VectraRAT
Researchers have uncovered VectraRAT, a subscription-based remote access trojan renting for as little as $250 a month that gives buyers keylogging, hidden-desktop control, and credential theft on infected...
ClearFake CAPTCHA Campaign Disables EDR to Deploy Crypto Stealer
ClearFake has expanded its fake CAPTCHA operation with a vulnerable-driver technique that terminates endpoint defenses before deploying a cryptocurrency stealer. The campaign combines compromised sites, blockchain-hosted instructions, WebDAV...
Fake macOS Update Screens Are Tricking Mac Users Into Handing Over Crypto Wallets
A North Korea-linked campaign is using fake 'Installing System Update' overlays to trick victims into pasting malicious commands into Terminal, deploying a backdoor that raids 157 cryptocurrency wallets...
Fake CAPTCHA Pages Are Now Tricking Mac Users Into Installing Password-Stealing Malware
Kaspersky has documented a ClickFix campaign now targeting macOS users, luring them into pasting a Terminal command that quietly installs Atomic Stealer (AMOS). The malware harvests browser passwords,...
SmartApeSG Campaign Exploits ClickFix Fake Verification Pages to Deliver NetSupport RAT
The SmartApeSG campaign is using ClickFix scripts disguised as fake browser verification pages to deploy a two-stage infection chain, culminating in a persistent NetSupport Manager RAT installation on...
ClickFix Evolves: Attackers Combine Social Engineering With Decade-Old PySoxy SOCKS5 Proxy for Persistent Access
A new ClickFix campaign observed by ReliaQuest pairs the social engineering technique with PySoxy, a 10-year-old Python SOCKS5 proxy, creating a two-channel persistent access chain that continues operating...
InstallFix: Hackers Use Fake Claude AI Installer Pages and Google Ads to Deploy RedLine Stealer Malware
A malware campaign called InstallFix is using paid Google Ads to push fake Claude AI installation pages to the top of search results, tricking users into running malicious...
The Sophisticated ClickFix Sting: How Calisto Disguises Itself to Steal Credentials
Calisto, a cyberespionage campaign attributed to the Russian FSB’s Center 18 for Information Security (military unit 64829), has been making waves in the cybersecurity community. This group has...