How are you protecting users from ClickFix-style attacks?
I've been seeing more ClickFix attacks where a fake CAPTCHA or verification page tricks someone into opening Run, PowerShell, or Terminal and pasting in a command. That seems…
I've been seeing more ClickFix attacks where a fake CAPTCHA or verification page tricks someone into opening Run, PowerShell, or Terminal and pasting in a command. That seems…
ClickFix attacks use fake CAPTCHA or verification pages to persuade users to open Run, PowerShell, or Terminal and paste commands themselves. That makes traditional advice about avoiding suspicious…