CAPTCHAs, which are used by websites to confirm whether users are people or bots, are harmless, but hackers are using them to infect PCs with malware.

This scam impersonates the familiar CAPTCHA system ... However, this scenario is different. The fake CAPTCHA system suggests ...

A large-scale malvertising campaign distributed the Lumma Stealer info-stealing malware through fake CAPTCHA verification pages that prompt users to run PowerShell commands to verify they are not a ...

Scam Sniffer has raised alarms about a new wave of scams targeting cryptocurrency users through fake Telegram verification ...

Large-scale campaign identified by Guardio Lans and Infoblox, exploiting malvertising and fake captchas to distribute Lumma infostealer for massive theft ...

and it may never show up these scams may proliferate through, you know. Fake impersonated websites like somebody posing as the Tiktok shop, or somebody trying to create a fake brand." He adds that ...

Scam Sniffer reported numerous cases of malware theft linked directly to this fake bot. 3/7 Once in the Telegram group, users are immediately prompted to verify through OfficiaISafeguardBot.

When you visit a webpage, you might see a CAPTCHA to make sure you’re a real person and not a bot ... scam works, who’s responsible and how you can protect yourself. As reported by Guardio ...