Attackers upgrade ClickFix with tricks used by online stores Attackers have taken the ClickFix technique further, with pages borrowing tricks from online sellers to pressure victims into performing the steps that will lead to a malware infection. Push Security has spotted one of these pages, showing an embedded tutorial video on how to perform the asked-for actions, a timer ostensibly counting down the seconds left to act, and a “users verified in the last hour” counter – all aimed at pressing users to act quickly, without thinking. The advanced ClickFix page (Source: Push Security) “This is an incredibly slick example – it almost looks like Cloudflare shipped a new kind of bot check service,” the researchers noted. To make the illusion of legitimacy complete, the page adapts to serve the…