The ClickFix Captcha technique exploits user trust to distribute malware, including Quakbot. Users visiting malicious sites encounter a fake captcha directing them to perform actions that execute preloaded malicious commands. This sophisticated attack uses common Windows functions, enabling the installation of additional threats while maintaining the illusion of legitimacy. It features multi-stage execution and adaptive distribution methods.
New Malware Loaders Use Call Stack Spoofing, GitHub C2, and .NET Reactor for Stealth
An updated version of a malware loader, known as Hijack Loader, has been discovered with new features aimed at evading detection and maintaining persistence. The
