Thousands of websites trick users into installing malware, bypassing security measures
Thousands of hacked websites are using CAPTCHAs to trick users into installing malware on their devices, instructing them to execute malicious commands in Windows Run. The attacks exploit legitimate websites, making it difficult for users to distinguish between genuine and fake sites.
Thousands of hacked websites have been tricking users into installing malware by exploiting CAPTCHA systems, according to recent security research. The malicious sites, which mimic legitimate businesses, prompt victims to open Windows Run and paste a command to bypass the CAPTCHA, potentially allowing hackers to gain access to their devices. This type of attack relies on users' trust in online directories and legitimate-looking websites. As a result, cybersecurity experts are warning people to be cautious when visiting unfamiliar or untrusted sites.
