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Hackers Use Fake Cloudflare Verification Pages to Target Windows and Mac Users
A new ClickFix campaign is using fake Cloudflare verification pages to trick both Windows and Mac users into running harmful commands on their own computers. The pages look like the “Verify you are human” checks that many people click through every day. Instead of a quick security check, the visitor ends up starting an infection […] The post Hackers Use Fake Cloudflare Verification Pages to Target Windows and Mac Users appeared first on Cyber Security News.
A new ClickFix campaign is using fake Cloudflare verification pages to trick both Windows and Mac users into running harmful commands on their own computers. The pages look like the “Verify you are human” checks that many people click through every day. Instead of a quick security check, the visitor ends up starting an infection by hand. The campaign was seen on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and it runs on legitimate websites that…
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