Security researchers have discovered fake DocuSign and Gitcode websites distributing malware through malicious PowerShell scripts.
The fake websites employ techniques like fake CAPTCHA and social engineering to trick victims into downloading a Trojan onto their systems.
The malware campaign, attributed to a group called SocGholish, uses multi-stage downloads to avoid detection and installs the NetSupport RAT on infected machines.
The attackers behind this campaign have been associated with other threat groups, and the malware distribution method is reminiscent of the ClickFix technique used in past malicious activities.