A recent TechRadar article examines a sophisticated phishing campaign that employs fake Google CAPTCHA verification pages to deceive users into executing malicious commands. Although primarily aimed at distributing Lumma Stealer malware, the technique can be adapted for various other malicious software. The campaign relies on trusted platforms like Amazon S3 and Content Delivery Networks to host these phishing sites. Victims are instructed through deceptive steps that, when followed, unwittingly execute a hidden PowerShell command, allowing attackers to install malware and steal sensitive information. The article emphasizes the need for enhanced security awareness and proactive defenses against such threats.
According to a recent TechRadar report, phishing campaigns that simulate Google CAPTCHA verification trick users into executing malicious commands, mainly to spread Lumma Stealer malware.
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