ClickFix Campaign: Fake Google Meet Alerts Spread Malware Across Windows and macOS

Category	Details
Threat Actors	Unknown actors leveraging social engineering and fake Google Meet error messages.
Campaign Overview	Malware campaign exploiting trust in Google Meet to distribute Lumma Stealer and DarkGate malware.
Target Regions (Or Victims)	Users on Windows and macOS platforms, especially those using Google Meet.
Methodology	Fake error messages prompting users to execute PowerShell commands or download malicious files.
Product Targeted	Google Meet users, targeting sensitive data like login credentials, browser data, and crypto wallets.
Malware Reference	Lumma Stealer, DarkGate.
Tools Used	PowerShell commands, fake error prompts, phishing techniques.
Vulnerabilities Exploited	User trust in legitimate platforms; lack of endpoint script monitoring.
TTPs	- Spear phishing with fake Google Meet alerts - Use of PowerShell scripts - Masquerading malicious payloads.
Attribution	Not explicitly attributed to any known group.
Recommendations	- Enforce PowerShell policies - Require signed binaries - Educate users on phishing risks - Monitor and block suspicious domains.
Source	SOCRadar

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