A cybersecurity researcher developed a new social engineering attack called FileFix, a variant of the ClickFix issue, putting Windows users at risk.
FileFix allows cybercriminals to execute commands on victim systems through the File Explorer address bar, creating a plausible scenario for attacks.
The attack involves tricking users into pasting paths into File Explorer, potentially leading to the download of malicious payloads.
This new attack method could be used to bypass antivirus software and has been observed targeting users of various operating systems, emphasizing the need for caution with unexpected pop-ups.