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Decades-Old Windows Utility Powers Modern ClickFix Attack
Medium
Summary
A decades-old Windows utility, ‘finger,’ is being used in a new ClickFix attack to deliver malware, including an infostealer and remote management software. The attack leverages a fake Amazon login page and a malicious Google search result hosted on a suspicious domain. Researchers at Huntress discovered that this attack represents an evolution of ClickFix, utilizing a more complex delivery path for multiple payloads, and highlights the continued relevance of older, seemingly innocuous tools in modern attacks.
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