ClickFix Chaos: How Interlock Ransomware Tricks You Into a Costly Click
Interlock ransomware gang’s new ClickFix attacks impersonate IT tools, convincing victims to run dangerous PowerShell commands. Think of it as a tech-savvy catfish, luring you with fake error messages and cat memes, only to steal your data and demand cash. It’s the digital equivalent of ordering a pizza and getting a ransom note instead!
Hot Take:
Who knew that fixing your computer would lead to breaking your bank account? The Interlock gang’s new ClickFix strategy is like the evil twin of IT support, leaving victims wondering if they should’ve just stuck with “Have you tried turning it off and on again?”
Key Points:
- Interlock ransomware gang now uses ClickFix attacks to deploy malware.
- ClickFix tricks victims into executing harmful PowerShell commands.
- Fake IT tool sites impersonate Microsoft and Advanced IP Scanner portals.
- Interlock’s strategy involves stealing data and demanding hefty ransoms.
- ClickFix tactics are gaining popularity among various cybercriminal groups.
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