Published on: 2025-06-20 21:15:05
ZDNET A persistent malware campaign is exploiting the ubiquitous CAPTCHA process to try to steal data from unsuspecting victims. Also: Got a suspicious E-ZPass text? It's a trap - how to spot the scam As described by security firm Malwarebytes in a new report, this scheme relies on the ease with which people often follow the steps in a CAPTCHA prompt without thinking. How the attack works You land on a website that promises movies, music, pictures, news articles, or some other interesting c
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