Just because CAPTCHA and reCAPTCHA tests are ubiquitous doesn't mean they're always innocuous. Internet users are accustomed ...

Mac users beware of a new ClickFix malware that uses fake CAPTCHA pages to trick you into installing AMOS stealer and ...

Threat actors are using a fake AI video and image generator website, EditProAI, to infect Windows and macOS PCs with the Lumma Stealer and AMOS malware.. When you use the site, the malware steals ...

This fake reCAPTCHA appears harmless, simply asking the user to click "I'm not a robot." However, when the user clicks the box, a hidden command is silently copied to their clipboard.

Fake CAPTCHA scams are commonly spread through these types of sites, where users are tricked into clicking on malicious ads or links. Even if a site seems tempting, it’s important to be cautious.

ClickFix uses fake CAPTCHA screens to trick users into launching malware via simple keyboard commands The phishing page mimics Cloudflare perfectly, right down to Ray IDs and security padlocks ...

This fake reCAPTCHA text is the only part the user would see when ... researchers detected another ClickFix campaign that used a ChatGPT-based lure promising users access to a prompt generator ...

Threat actors are using a fake AI video and image generator website, EditProAI, to infect Windows and macOS PCs with the Lumma Stealer and AMOS malware. When you use the site, the malware steals ...

Threat actors are using a fake AI video and image generator website, EditProAI, to infect Windows and macOS PCs with the Lumma Stealer and AMOS malware. When you use the site, the malware steals ...