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ClickFix attacks infecting PCs and Macs are going viral

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ClickFix attacks, previously a niche technique, are now widespread and infecting both PCs and Macs. This shift signifies a concerning trend as even sophisticated hacking groups, including those linked to the Kremlin, are leveraging this simple method through compromised websites and fake CAPTCHAs. Tech enthusiasts should be aware of this evolving threat landscape and exercise heightened caution when interacting with online prompts, as increasingly casual internet users are vulnerable.

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