ClickFix Now Cybercriminals' Favorite Malware Delivery Technique

2026-06-30T14:52:16Z8ee502dcd8076d96581284ad179fc4d36aa89965df2e2a672337cdf8573c7836
A12 A13AI-enabled attacksEDR bypassFortiBleedGPT-5.6MDM bypassMastraMillenium RATNorth KoreaRATSignalbootromcisco catalyst sd-wanexploit-in-the-wildinfostealermacOS vulnerabilityoperation endgameoracle peoplesoftphishingransomwaresupply-chain attackvulnerability managementzero-day

What happened

A broad set of active cyber threats and industry responses: multiple zero-days and pre-disclosure exploits (Oracle PeopleSoft, Cisco Catalyst SD‑WAN) have been observed in the wild, macOS vulnerabilities (including an XPC flaw enabling standard users to disable EDR/MDM and an unpatchable BootROM issue affecting A12/A13 devices) increase endpoint risk, and large-scale malware campaigns and supply‑chain incidents continue (Millenium RAT infecting ~62k devices, Mastra AI supply‑chain compromise attributed to North Korea, ransomware surge across Europe/UK SMEs). Law‑enforcement and industry taked‑

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