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State-Backed Threat Actors Adopt ClickFix Social Engineering in Espionage Campaigns
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State-Backed Threat Actors Adopt ClickFix Social Engineering in Espionage Campaigns
April 21, 2025
State-backed hackers from North Korea, Iran, and Russia are now using ClickFix, a social engineering method that tricks users into manually executing malware payloads.
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