FileFix Fiasco: Interlock Ransomware’s New Stealthy Stunt Unveiled
In a shocking plot twist, hackers have swapped their trusty ClickFix attack method for the new and improved FileFix. This upgrade has them wielding Windows UI elements like a magician with a deck of cards, tricking users into executing malicious code. Remember, if it seems too easy, it’s probably a trap!
Hot Take:
The hackers have gone full-on MacGyver, turning the trusty File Explorer into their latest weapon of choice. Who knew File Explorer had a secret life as a villain’s sidekick? These cybercriminals are like the James Bonds of the digital world, always one step ahead with a new gadget (or in this case, a FileFix trick) up their sleeve. It’s like watching a suspense thriller, but with more computer screens and less Daniel Craig.
Key Points:
- Interlock ransomware has adopted the FileFix technique to deploy a remote access trojan (RAT).
- The shift in strategy involves using compromised websites to execute malicious PowerShell scripts.
- FileFix utilizes trusted Windows UI elements to bypass security warnings.
- Interlock ransomware has targeted notable victims and continues to evolve its tactics.
- This is the first confirmed use of FileFix in real-world cyberattacks.
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