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Huntress researchers discovered a new ClickFix attack leveraging the decades-old Windows 'finger' utility to install malware. The scheme uses malicious Amazon search results and fake CAPTCHAs to execute the command, dropping payloads like Lumma Stealer and NetSupport Client. This marks an evolution from simple tricks to modular delivery paths for multiple threats.
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