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Russian military intelligence hackers from Sandworm are using fake CAPTCHA prompts on compromised websites to trick Ukrainian targets into copying and pasting PowerShell commands that download malware. CERT-UA observed the ClickFix technique on over 10 compromised websites during June and July. The initial malware, GhettoVibe, can be followed by the ScoutCurl reconnaissance tool.
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