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Hackers Use Fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA to Deploy Reverse Tunnel Into Corporate Networks

Hackers are using a fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA to turn a routine web check into a doorway into corporate networks. The campaign, called TerminalFix, begins on compromised websites and persuades visitors to paste a supposed verification command into Windows Terminal or PowerShell. It relies on a victim completing the attacker’s instructions. It has been seen against […] The post Hackers Use Fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA to Deploy Reverse Tunnel Into Corporate Networks appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Hackers are using a fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA to turn a routine web check into a doorway into corporate networks. The campaign, called TerminalFix, begins on compromised websites and persuades visitors to paste a supposed verification command into Windows Terminal or PowerShell. It relies on a victim completing the attacker’s instructions. It has been seen against multiple industry sectors. The copied command fetches a ZIP archive, unpacks it under ProgramData, and starts a batch file in the background. It…
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