Cybercriminals exploit thousands of business websites with fake CAPTCHAs to deploy sophisticated malware
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A disturbing new wave of cyberattacks is compromising thousands of legitimate small business websites, transforming them into conduits for malware distribution. Visitors to these seemingly trusted sites are encountering deceptive security prompts, often disguised as routine CAPTCHA verifications, which then instruct them to execute malicious commands on their computers. This elaborate scheme leverages a blend [...]
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