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ClickFix Attack Tricks AI Summaries Into Pushing Malware

Posted on August 25, 2025
ClickFix Attack Tricks AI Summaries Into Pushing Malware

Because instructions appear to come from AI-generated content summaries and not an external source, the victim is more likely to follow them without suspicion.

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