Fake captchas have evolved into full-blown malware launchpads, thanks to a sneaky new method called ClickFix. It copies ...

ClickFix tricks Microsoft's security team has published an in-depth report into ClickFix, the social engineering attack which tricks users into executing malicious commands in the guise of proving ...

ZDNET A persistent malware campaign is exploiting the ubiquitous CAPTCHA process to try to steal data from unsuspecting victims. Also: Got a suspicious E-ZPass text? It's a trap - how to spot the ...

ShadowCaptcha exploits 100+ WordPress sites since Aug 2025, spreading ransomware, stealers, and miners worldwide.

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.

CAPTCHA challenges add extra steps during registration, login, and form completion. The complexity of CAPTCHAs has increased to counter advanced bots, making them more challenging to solve.

One of the latest tricks employed by cybercriminals is the fake CAPTCHA scam. These prompts look familiar, even harmless, but ...

"CAPTCHA" is one of those terms that most of us have heard of or have seen while surfing the World Wide Web. While it may be known for providing a sense of safety where cyber security is concerned ...

CAPTCHA stands for “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart,” so if I’m flubbing them constantly, then I’m clearly a computer (my wife, house, and cat ...

Learn about Apple’s "CAPTCHA killer" feature called Automatic Verification in iOS 16, and get tips on using it.