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Hackers Abuse Google Sites to Host Fake OpenAI Codex Download Pages
Cybercriminals are using Google Sites to host fake download pages for OpenAI Codex, turning a familiar search into a malware trap. The campaign targets macOS users and relies on paid search placements to steer them toward a convincing but fraudulent installer page. The page does not simply deliver a harmful app. It tells visitors to […] The post Hackers Abuse Google Sites to Host Fake OpenAI Codex Download Pages appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Cybercriminals are using Google Sites to host fake download pages for OpenAI Codex, turning a familiar search into a malware trap. The campaign targets macOS users and relies on paid search placements to steer them toward a convincing but fraudulent installer page. The page does not simply deliver a harmful app. It tells visitors to copy a command, open Terminal, and run it themselves. That approach, known as ClickFix, shifts the final execution step…
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