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Watch out! Don’t fall victim to these fake CAPTCHA scams on the web

Hackers are leveraging CAPTCHA tests on websites to trick users into installing malware. This technique exploits users’ habitual responses, leading them to potentially dangerous sites or even executing malware script on their devices. ClickFix CAPTCHA attacks, as they are called, reportedly have higher success rates due to their psychological manipulation. To guard against such threats, users should be wary of any unusual CAPTCHA requests and use reliable antivirus software.

Source: www.pcworld.com –

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