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A ClickFix campaign has been observed hiding a VBScript payload in the browser cache, disguised as an image, so the script was already on the device when the victim was tricked into running a command ...

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ClickFix attacks fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into running malicious commands, delivering malware through compromised websites.

Microsoft Threat Intelligence has uncovered a ClickFix campaign in which compromised websites abuse browser cache storage to ...