TELEPUZ Web Injector Can Steal Cookies, Execute JavaScript, and Replace IBAN Details

A rapidly evolving malware family dubbed TELEPUZ, a modular and lightweight threat that is gaining traction through a ClickFix–VIDAR infection chain. Despite a relatively small command-and-control (C2) footprint, the pace of development and distribution suggests an emerging large-scale operation. The infection begins with ClickFix social engineering, where victims are tricked into executing a malicious PowerShell […]

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