#Example 3: #TermFix

I rarely see this, and I haven't yet personally documented it. So I found an image from a Google search to illustrate.

This example is from a #TermFix style #ClickFix popup asking the viewer to open a PowerShell terminal.

#ClickFix is a social engineering technique that uses fake verification pages and clipboard hijacking to convince people to click and keyboard stroke their way to an infection. So let's categorize #FileFix properly in the pantheon of ClickFix Attacks.

FileFix: A ClickFix page that asks you to past script into a File Manager window.

#RunFix: A ClickFix page that asks you to paste script into a Run window

#TermFix: A ClickFix page that asks you to paste script into a terminal window (cmd.exe console or PowerShell terminal).

We cool with that? Any others types I'm missing?