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ClickFix Social Engineering: How to Detect Fake Browser Update Attacks
ClickFix has become the dominant malware delivery method. Learn how attackers use fake browser error overlays to trick users into executing malicious PowerShell.
Lumma Stealer Distributed via Fake EditPro AI Image Generator
Threat actors are leveraging a fake AI image generator website to distribute Lumma Stealer malware targeting both Windows and macOS systems.
DriveSurge Campaigns: Detecting ClickFix and FakeUpdate Overlays
DriveSurge threat actors have hijacked thousands of sites to deploy ClickFix and FakeUpdate overlays, delivering info-stealers via deceptive browser alerts.
Hugging Face and ClawHub Abused for Malware Distribution
Threat actors are exploiting the trust of AI and code-hosting platforms like Hugging Face and ClawHub to distribute malware via social engineering lures.
Lumma Stealer and Sectop RAT Dual Infection Chain Analysis
Technical breakdown of the Lumma Stealer and Sectop RAT (ArechClient2) infection chain, detailing C2 communication and persistence mechanisms.
Lumma Stealer Phishing Campaign: Avoiding Copyright Notice Decoys
Phishing campaign targets healthcare and government sectors with copyright infringement decoys to deliver Lumma Stealer via legitimate cloud services.
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InstallFix Campaign: Cloned AI Tool Sites Distribute Info-Stealers
The InstallFix campaign uses cloned AI tool websites and malicious PowerShell commands to distribute info-stealers like Lumma and Vidar. Stay protected.
Windows Terminal Exploited in ClickFix Campaign for Lumma Stealer
Microsoft identifies a new ClickFix campaign using Windows Terminal to deliver Lumma Stealer. Analysis of social engineering TTPs and mitigation steps included.